3D printing in PA6-CF (carbon-fibre nylon)
One of the strongest materials we print – stiff, light and heat-resistant.
About PA6-CF
PA6-CF is nylon reinforced with carbon fibre. Parts become extremely stiff and strong, weigh little and withstand high temperatures. It’s used in industry for fixtures, brackets, parts near engines and in some cases as a replacement for aluminium.
Good for
- Industrial fixtures and jigs
- Brackets and mounts
- Parts near engines
- Drones and RC
Properties
Advantages
- Extremely stiff and strong
- Withstands high heat
- Light – can replace aluminium in some cases
Keep in mind
- Expensive material
- More brittle under hard impacts than regular nylon
Applications for PA6-CF
Similar materials
PA6 (nylon)
krkrkrkrkrTough, wear-resistant nylon for gears, plain bearings and mechanical parts.
PA12 (nylon)
krkrkrkrkrNylon with lower moisture absorption – dimensionally stable and durable.
PA6-GF (glass-fibre nylon)
krkrkrkrkrGlass-fibre nylon – strong, tough and heat-resistant.
FAQ about PA6-CF
How much does 3D printing in PA6-CF cost?
PA6-CF has a price level of 5 out of 5. The price depends on the part’s size, material use and quantity – upload your file to the calculator to see the price straight away.
What temperature can PA6-CF withstand?
PA6-CF withstands about 150 °C before it starts to soften. If the part needs to handle more, we recommend a material with higher heat resistance.
When should I choose PA6-CF?
Good for: industrial fixtures and jigs, brackets and mounts, parts near engines, drones and RC.
Want your part in PA6-CF?
Upload the file to the calculator or send a photo – you get a fixed price before we start.
We reply in writing in English or Swedish, usually within 1–2 working days.
