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Everfil PP (Polypropylen) filament 1,75 mm, white, spool 0,75 kg
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Everfil PP by Polish manufacturer, 3D Kordo, is a polypropylene 3D printing filament with special additives to improve its adhesion to the printing surface. PP 3D printing filament is a very versatile material, transparent, light and flexible. It also has excellent mechanical and chemical resistance making it ideal for industrial applications.
Polypropylene filament is a new semi-crystalline thermoplastic used in Fused Filament Fabrication (FFF). PP filament has a high level of flexibility. The versatile plastic Polypropylene is used in our everyday lives in the form of packaging, labelling, lab equipment, stationery, and more. One of the most beneficial uses of Polypropylene is to create food-safe containers because Polypropylene filament is odourless and nontoxic. Although Polypropylene is recognized as FDA safe for food, the inherent process of creating printed objects from current 3D printing standards are most likely not FDA safe. 3D printers such as those based on the RepRap model will leave printed objects with a porous structure, a perfect growth site for bacteria. Some users have dabbled in sealing printed objects in Polyurethane, but that still wouldn't solve all of the issues with producing food-safe products in current 3D printing standards.
Recommended printing temperature: 210-230 °C
Temperature hot pad: 60-100°C
Print on glass.