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Filament print guide

filament

PEBA

A quick-reference guide for printing PEBA. Values are ideal starting ranges, not machine-specific. Dial in from here for your printer and brand.

Recommended print settings

Nozzle temperature

240–260 °C

Bed temperature

30–40 °C

Print difficulty

4 / 5

Density

1.15 g/cm³

Drying & storage

  • Moisture sensitivity: high.
  • Absorbs moisture from the air. Keep it sealed with desiccant and dry it before printing for clean results.
  • Safe out of a dry box for roughly 4 hour(s) before it starts taking on moisture.

Great for

  • Flexible engineering parts
  • Seals
  • Vibration dampeners
  • Wearables

Avoid for

  • Rigid parts
  • High-temp uses
  • Beginners

Watch out for

  • Even harder to print than TPU
  • Must be bone dry