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# PEI (Polyetherimide)
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- Used to coat print beds
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- Sold in two grades, 1010 and 9085 (9085 is horrible and shouldn't be used)
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- $400/kilo
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- Second strongest filament after PEEK
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- Glass transition temp at 217C
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- Electrically/chemically/radiation resistant
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- Prints at 425C nozzle/160C bed
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- Needs a special bed
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- Relatively friendly to print once equipment requirements are met
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# TPI (Thermoplastic Polyamide)
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- Kapton tape, in a filament
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- Glass transition temp above 250C
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- Most heat-proof filament
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- Mechanical properties about 25% worse than PEEK
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- Printing is basically impossible
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