PA6-GF
Slate
- Nozzle
- 270–300 °C
- Bed
- 90–110 °C
- Chamber
- 55 °C
- Speed
- 30–70 mm/s
- Cooling
- 0–10 %
- Drying
- 80 °C / 12 h
- Batch
- issued per lot at dispatch
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ZV-PA6-GF-SLT
Nylon & composites · PA6-GF
Glass fibre shows as a fine speckle. It is the material, not a print defect.
On request
for pricing and minimum order
1 000 g · Matte
Diameter
1,75 mm
Print settings are the common starting window for this material class, not measurements. Calibrate with a temperature tower and a flow test on your own machine.
Benchmarked on published grades: Polymaker Fiberon™ PA6-GF25 · Polymaker · 27/08/2026
Glass fibre nylon 6 for heat and load together. It holds its shape at temperatures where PETG has already given up, and it costs less than carbon fibre to get there.
Best for
Watch out
Glass fibre is harder on nozzles than carbon. Budget for a wear part, not a permanent one.
The properties on this page are values published in the named manufacturers' data sheets, measured on their grades to the standard printed against each row — not measurements of a ZORVA spool. Use them to compare material classes, not as an acceptance specification.
Passport
The same record on the label, on this page and in the box. Batch number included, so a bad print can be traced to a specific run.
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