CarbonX™ HTN+CF [High-Temperature Nylon + Carbon Fiber]

CarbonX™ HTN+CF is an advanced high-temperature nylon filament reinforced with high-modulus carbon fiber, engineered for demanding functional parts that require exceptional stiffness, strength, and thermal performance. This premium CarbonX™ material combines semi-aromatic high-temperature Nylon (HTN/PPA) with specialty carbon fiber to deliver outstanding mechanical and thermal properties ideal for industrial applications. :contentReference[oaicite:1]{index=1}

With a high heat deflection temperature and excellent resistance to chemicals and moisture, CarbonX™ HTN+CF is well-suited for tooling, fixtures, jigs, and structural components that must withstand elevated temperatures and aggressive environments. Whether you’re producing end-use parts in automotive, aerospace, oil & gas, or industrial manufacturing, this material delivers performance and reliability you can depend on. :contentReference[oaicite:2]{index=2}

Designed for advanced 3D printers capable of processing high-temperature engineering filaments, CarbonX™ HTN+CF balances robust functional performance with processability for experienced users and manufacturing environments. :contentReference[oaicite:3]{index=3}

Benefits of CarbonX™ HTN+CF:

• Reinforced with high-modulus carbon fiber for excellent stiffness and strength
• High thermal performance with elevated heat deflection temperature (~240 °C)
• Exceptional resistance to moisture and aggressive chemicals
• Superior dimensional stability and low warp/shrink behavior
• Ideal for functional prototypes, tooling, and end-use parts in harsh environments
• Excellent mechanical performance across a wide operating temperature range

Print Recommendations:

• Extruder temperature: ~285–315 °C (depending on printer and setup)
• Heated bed: ~110–120 °C
• Heated chamber: recommended for best dimensional stability
• Nozzle: hardened steel recommended (min. 0.4 mm) due to abrasiveness
• Layer height: ~0.25 mm or greater recommended
• Pre-drying: ~90–120 °C for several hours prior to printing