Swedish material developer Graphmatech and Lithuanian filament manufacturer Filalab UAB recently introduced a new filament called C-PETG. The graphene-enriched material is described as one of the fastest ESD-safe polymer solutions on the market. Developed for the requirements of modern electronics manufacturing, it enables printing speeds of up to 120 mm/s and reliably protects sensitive components from static electricity.
It was stated that C-PETG can print 20% to 120% faster than conventional ESD polymer filaments, which can significantly reduce production time. In addition to speed, the filament is designed to protect sensitive electronic components by effectively dissipating static electricity.
Swedish material developer Graphmatech and Lithuanian filament manufacturer Filalab UAB recently introduced a new filament called C-PETG. The graphene-enriched material is described as one of the fastest ESD-safe polymer solutions on the market. Developed for the requirements of modern electronics manufacturing, it enables printing speeds of up to 120 mm/s and reliably protects sensitive components from static electricity.
It was stated that C-PETG can print 20% to 120% faster than conventional ESD polymer filaments, which can significantly reduce production time. In addition to speed, the filament is designed to protect sensitive electronic components by effectively dissipating static electricity.
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