Polyphenylsulfone (PPSU)

Stratasys PPSF FDM: Sample 3D Printed Parts
Stratasys PPSF FDM 3D Printing Materials
Stratasys PPSF FDM: Sample 3D Printed Parts
Stratasys PPSF FDM: Sample 3D Printed Parts
Stratasys PPSF FDM 3D Printing Materials
Stratasys PPSF FDM: Sample 3D Printed Parts
Stratasys PPSF FDM 3D Printing Materials

Resistant to Heat and Chemicals.

PPSU (also known as PPSF) offers elevated properties compared with commodity plastics. It is stronger than polycarbonate but its more notable features include heat and chemical resistance. This makes it a good choice for demanding applications exposed to oils, gas, and acids. PPSU can also be sterilized via steam, autoclave, plasma, chemical, and radiation.

Typical Applications

Stratasys Material Applications

Prototyping

Concept models, early prototyping, and functional prototypes.

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Tooling

Jigs, fixtures, and manufacturing aids.

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Production Parts

Low-volume production and customized parts.

Performance Properties

Stratasys PPSF/PPSU Properties

Heat Deflection Temperature (HDT)

PPSF 189℃ (372℉)
PC 140℃ (284℉)
PC-ABS 100℃ (212℉)

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Compatible Printers: 

Stratasys F900

FDM 3D Printing Solutions
Industrial Strength, Durability and Scale
The F900 gives you the ability to create large parts or multiple smaller parts in the broadest array of FDM materials. With the largest build chamber available among FDM printers, the F900 enables additive manufacturing at scale while delivering consistent, accurate results.
Legacy Printers: 

Fortus 400mc, Fortus 900mc

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Stratasys 3D Printers