3D Printing, NFC and QR Gadgets for Corporate Events
When Monday’s topic of the week raised the question of where common engineering filaments stop being enough and when it’s time to reach for industrial-grade materials like Nylon and Polycarbonate, one category of parts deserved a dedicated technical look. Polycarbonate (PC) is one of the most demanding, yet also the most capable filaments available...
Nylon, or polyamide (PA), is among the highest-performing filaments available for desktop FDM printers, but also one of the most demanding. Standard PLA or PETG handle most hobby projects, but the moment a part has to withstand sustained mechanical loads, vibration, contact with oils, or operating temperatures above 80 °C, polyamides and their carbon-fiber...
