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    Polywood Technical Data Sheet: Physical Properties

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    PolyWood is a pre-foamed plastic material that mimics the appearance of wood, ensuring jam-free 3D printing. It has a density of 0.8 g/cm3, glass transition temperature of 50-60°C, and softens above 140°C. Mechanical testing of specimens printed at 210°C showed tensile strength of 23.2 MPa, bending modulus of 2607 MPa, and impact strength of 2.06 kJ/m2. The material is insoluble in water with low moisture absorption.

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    PolyWood is a pre-foamed plastic material that mimics the appearance of wood, ensuring jam-free 3D printing. It has a density of 0.8 g/cm3, glass transition temperature of 50-60°C, and softens above 140°C. Mechanical testing of specimens printed at 210°C showed tensile strength of 23.2 MPa, bending modulus of 2607 MPa, and impact strength of 2.06 kJ/m2. The material is insoluble in water with low moisture absorption.

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    PolyWood is a pre-foamed plastic material that mimics the appearance of wood, ensuring jam-free 3D printing. It has a density of 0.8 g/cm3, glass transition temperature of 50-60°C, and softens above 140°C. Mechanical testing of specimens printed at 210°C showed tensile strength of 23.2 MPa, bending modulus of 2607 MPa, and impact strength of 2.06 kJ/m2. The material is insoluble in water with low moisture absorption.

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    Polywood Technical Data Sheet: Physical Properties

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    PolyWood is a pre-foamed plastic material that mimics the appearance of wood, ensuring jam-free 3D printing. It has a density of 0.8 g/cm3, glass transition temperature of 50-60°C, and softens above 140°C. Mechanical testing of specimens printed at 210°C showed tensile strength of 23.2 MPa, bending modulus of 2607 MPa, and impact strength of 2.06 kJ/m2. The material is insoluble in water with low moisture absorption.

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    PolyWoodTM

    Technical Data Sheet


    PolyWood
    Free

    TM

    TM

    is a pre-foamed wood-mimic printing material that contains no actual wood, ensuring a clean, Jam-

    printing experience.

    Physical Properties
    Property

    Testing Method

    Typical Value

    Density (g/cm at 21.5 C)

    Custom method

    ~ 0.8

    Glass transition temperature (C)

    DSC, 10 C/min

    50 - 60

    Softening temperature of filament


    (for 1.75 mm; C)

    Custom method

    140

    Melt index (g/10 min)

    Not available

    Moisture content (%)

    Thermogravimetric

    0.1%

    Odor

    Almost odorless

    Solubility

    Insoluble in water

    Note:
    1. For newly opened filaments; filaments may absorb higher levels of moisture during use.

    Mechanical Properties1
    Property

    Testing Method

    Typical Value

    Youngs modulus (MPa)

    ASTM D638
    (ISO 527, GB/T 1040)

    Not available

    Tensile strength (MPa)


    Elongation at break (%)

    ASTM D638
    (ISO527, GB/T 1040)
    ASTM D638
    (ISO527, GB/T 1040)

    23.2 0.4
    8.21 0.87

    Bending modulus (MPa)

    ASTM D790
    (ISO 178, GB/T 9341)

    2607 50

    Bending strength (MPa)

    ASTM D790
    (ISO 178, GB/T 9341)

    52.9 0.3

    Impact strength (kJ/m )

    ASTM D256
    (ISO 179, GB/T 1043)

    2.06 0.19
    Note:

    1. All testing specimens were printed using a MakerBot Replicator 2 under the following conditions:
    Printing temperature = 210 C, printing speed = 90 mm/s, number of shells = 2, and 100% infill.

    Global Office Locations


    Shanghai New York Utrecht Tokyo

    www.polymaker.com
    inquiry@polymaker.com

    Testing Geometries
    150.00

    Z axis

    114.00

    20.00

    10.00

    80.00

    4.00

    4*R25

    Fig 1. Tensile testing specimen

    10.00

    80.00
    60.00

    4.00

    Z axis

    Fig 2. Flexural testing specimen

    80.00
    Z axis

    10.00

    45.00

    4.00

    Impact direction

    Fig 3. Impact testing specimen

    Disclaimer
    The typical values presented in this data sheet are intended for reference and comparison purposes only. They should not be
    used for design specifications or quality control purposes. Actual values may vary significantly with printing conditions. Enduse performance of printed parts depends not only on materials, but also on part design, environmental conditions, printing
    conditions, etc. Product specifications are subject to change without notice.
    Each user is responsible for determining the safety, lawfulness, technical suitability, and disposal/recycling practices of
    Polymaker materials for the intended application. Polymaker makes no warranty of any kind, unless announced separately, to
    the fitness for any particular use or application. Polymaker shall not be made liable for any damage, injury or loss induced from
    the use of Polymaker materials in any particular application.

    Global Office Locations


    Shanghai New York Utrecht Tokyo

    www.polymaker.com
    inquiry@polymaker.com

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