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BambuLab PAHT-CF Carbon Fiber Nylon Filament 1.75mm Black 1kg Spool

BambuLab PAHT-CF Carbon Fiber Nylon Filament 1.75mm Black 1kg Spool
BambuLab PAHT-CF Carbon Fiber Nylon Filament 1.75mm Black 1kg Spool
R2,444
The BambuLab PAHT-CF filament combines a high-temperature polyamide base with carbon fiber reinforcement, delivering a material that stands apart from standard nylon or PLA-based composites. This 1kg spool of black 1.75mm filament is engineered for demanding applications where strength, stiffness, a... Read More
Stock 4 Code 2998244 Brand BAMBULAB Model BAMBUPAHTCFBK Warranty 2 Years

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The BambuLab PAHT-CF filament combines a high-temperature polyamide base with carbon fiber reinforcement, delivering a material that stands apart from standard nylon or PLA-based composites. This 1kg spool of black 1.75mm filament is engineered for demanding applications where strength, stiffness, and thermal stability are non-negotiable. With a heat deflection temperature of 140°C and a tensile strength of 70 MPa, it brings industrial-grade performance to your desktop 3D printer.

Highlights

  • Carbon fiber reinforced polyamide for exceptional rigidity and dimensional stability
  • Low moisture absorption and low shrinkage ensure reliable prints with tight tolerances
  • Recommended for use with hardened steel nozzles (≥0.4mm) and enclosed printers
  • Compatible with Bambu Lab X1, P1, and A1 series, as well as other FDM printers with suitable hotend and enclosure

In daily use

When printing with PAHT-CF, maintain a nozzle temperature between 280-300°C and a heated bed at 90-110°C. The material's low moisture uptake means less worry about drying, but for best results, store filament in a dry box. This filament excels in producing functional prototypes, jigs, fixtures, and automotive components that must withstand heat and mechanical stress. The carbon fiber content gives a matte black finish and a stiffer feel compared to unfilled nylon, making it a favorite for engineers and makers who need parts that perform.

Full specifications

  • Material: PAHT-CF (Polyamide High-Temperature Carbon Fiber)
  • Color: Black
  • Filament Diameter: 1.75 mm
  • Net Filament Weight: 1 kg
  • Printing Temperature: 280-300 °C
  • Bed Temperature: 90-110 °C
  • Recommended Nozzle Material: Hardened Steel or above
  • Recommended Nozzle Diameter: ≥ 0.4 mm
  • Tensile Strength: 70 MPa
  • Flexural Modulus: 5000 MPa
  • Heat Deflection Temperature (HDT @ 0.45 MPa): 140 °C
  • Density: 1.25 g/cm³
  • Shrinkage Rate: Low
  • Moisture Absorption: Low
  • Spool Material: Plastic
  • Compatibility: Bambu Lab X1 Series, P1 Series, A1 Series, and other FDM 3D printers with appropriate hotend and enclosure

Final note

For high-strength, heat-resistant parts, BambuLab PAHT-CF is a reliable choice. Its carbon fiber reinforcement and low moisture sensitivity make it a step up from standard nylons, and with the right settings, it prints consistently. Ideal for functional parts that need to last.

Specifications
Brand
Bambulab
Category
3D Printer Filament
Compatible products
Bambu Lab X1 Series, P1 Series, A1 Series, and other FDM 3D printers with appropriate hotend and enclosure
EAN
6975337031840
Material
PAHT-CF (Polyamide High-Temperature Carbon Fiber)
Model
PAHT-CF
MPN
70100
Net weight
1 kg
Printing colours
Black
Product colour
Black
Product type
3D Printer Filament
Type
Filament
Weight
1.4 kg
Price history over the last 6 months
BambuLab PAHT-CF Carbon Fiber Nylon Filament 1.75mm Black 1kg Spool
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