Review of 3D P on Zortrax Filament Z-NYLON 1,75mm 800g Natural

Description

The Zortrax filament Z-NYLON is strongly resistant to high temperatures and various chemicals. It could be post-processed with tools meant for machining metals. Once printed with this filament, the object is hard to break and easy to paint as it can be painted with commonly used and acid-based clothing dyes.

The filament rapidly absorbs moisture, so it should be stored in a water-proof bag with a moisture absorber. As all nylon-based materials, Z-NYLON has a relatively high risk of warping, that's the reason why it is not advisable to print large geometric shapes with steep slopes. To reduce the warping, it is recommended to work with HEPA Cover.

Compatible with

Zortrax M200 Plus
Zortrax M300 Plus
Zortrax M300 Dual (for single extrusion)

Available colors


Natural	Black

Example of 3D printed objets

with Zortrax filament Z-Nylon

The optimal temperature of 3D printing

	Nozzle	Heatbed
Z-PLA Pro	205 - 210 °C	30 - 40 °C
Z-ABS	260 - 280 °C	80 °C
Z-HIPS	240 - 260 °C	80 °C
Z-ULTRAT	240 - 260 °C	80 °C
Z-ASA Pro	240 - 260 °C	65 °C
Z-PETG	225 - 255 °C	30 °C
Z-ESD	270 - 290 °C	70 °C
Z-GLASS	240 - 260 °C	30 °C
Z-PCABS	280 - 290 °C	85 °C
Z-FLEX	220 - 240 °C	50 °C
Z-NYLON	250 - 270 °C	85 °C
* This information is given as an indication, provided by the manufacturer. Nozzle and heatbed temperatures may vary depending on the 3D printer used.

Applications

Tools
Hinges
Buckles
Gears
Functional prototypes
Mechanical parts

Technical specifications

Properties	Metric	Imperial	ISO Standard
Flexural Modulus	781.01 MPa	113 ksi	ISO 178:2011
Melting point	172.81° C	343° F	ISO 11357-3:2014
Tensile strength	33.22 MPa	4820 psi	ISO 527:1998
Shore Hardness (D)	62	62	ISO 868:1998