HP® MJF Nylon PA12

MJF 

Developed by HP, MJF Nylon is a widely used material for strong and detailed end-use parts and prototypes.

About

HP’s Multi Jet Fusion technology is a new printing process that uses special fusing and detailing agents in combination with heat lamps to fuse particles in a bed of powder. Each new layer is fused to the last in order to produce parts with a tensile strength in the Z-axis that is comparable to that in the XY-plane. Resulting models have excellent mechanical properties, with a strength and density exceeding that of parts produced using other powder-based technologies. The strength and heat resistance makes it an excellent choice for functional parts, such as components for drones, mounts, and gears. Thin walls are flexible, which makes nylon great for living hinges and compliant mechanisms. The surface can be post-processed to be smooth and semi-glossy, which makes this material great for visual prototypes and home decor.

Technical Details

Accuracy
±0.3% (lower limit of ±0.3 mm)
Density
1.01 g/cm³
Min. wall thickness
0.8 mm

Technical Properties

Tensile strength
48 MPa
Tensile modulus
1800 MPa
Tensile elongation
15 - 20%
Flexural strength
70 MPa
Flexural modulus
1800 MPa
HDT (0.45 MPa)
175°C
HDT (1.8 MPa)
95°C
Warping risk
N/A

Finishes

  • Standard
  • Polished
  • Vapor Smoothed
  • Shot Peened
  • Electroplated
  • + 1 more

Colors

+27

Properties

  • Strong
  • Impact resistant
  • Functional
  • Visual