nGen by colorFabb
ColorFabb nGen filament is engineered for prototyping and production. This co-polyester filament by colorFabb brings together the strength and precision found in Eastman Amphora™ 3300 3D polymer, optimized for desktop 3D printing. nGen handles complex models well, including bridging gaps, holes, and overhangs. It also exhibits minimal warping and responds well to post-processing techniques like sanding.
Product Alert (1)- Print Surface Recommendation:
nGen adheres well to our PEI print surface. We strongly recommend applying PVA glue to directly on the print surface using a glue stick (such as Elmer's® brand) before printing to ensure easy part removal.
- Features
Interlocking parts, models, figurines, and functional prototypes print well due to the low shrink rate and excellent layer adhesion. When 3D printed your objects will be glossy, opaque, and bright. nGen 3D printing filament is an excellent choice for 3D printing in close quarters due to its low-odor and styrene-free nature.
For best performance, print with a heated PEI print surface.
- Parts & Specifications
Filament Specifications
Filament Diameter: 3 mm (0.12 inches)
Amount of Filament: 0.75 kg (1.65 lbs)
Filament color may vary
Printing Specifications
Special Tool Head Recommendation: LulzBot Hexagon Hot End recommended
Hot End Temperature: 230°C
Print Surface: PEI print surface recommended
Print Surface Temperature: 85°C
To make removing 3D printed nGen objects easier, we strongly recommend applying a glue stick (such as Elmer's® brand) to the print surface prior to powering on your LulzBot 3D printer.
Maintain the print surface by powering off your LulzBot and cleaning the glue stick residue with a soft cloth and water.
Packaging Information
Sold in a sealed air-tight pouch, this filament is loaded onto a reel.
- Resources & Documentation
Print Profiles
Find the most up-to-date print profiles, including hot end and print bed temperatures, by selecting your Free Software program of choice:
More Information
3D Model Attribution
#3DBenchy - The jolly 3D printing torture-test by CreativeTools used under the Creative Commons - Attribution - No Derivatives license.
Bucket O' Octopi by yeoldebrian used under the Creative Commons - Attribution - Share Alike license.
Open Source Hardware logo Keychain by Make_a_tronik used under the Creative Commons - Attribution - Share Alike license.
Fennec Fox by Physics_Dude used under the Creative Commons - Attribution license.
Vortex Ring Vase by SteedMaker used under the Creative Commons - Attribution license.
Plunderbuss Pete by bendansie used under the CC0 Public Domain Dedication license.
Spiral Vase by Yllonnoce used under the Creative Commons - Attribution license.
Five Ring Gimbel Gyro by rpural used under the Creative Commons - Attribution - Share Alike license.
Rock2pus by Aleph Objects, Inc is licensed under the Creative Commons - Attribution - Share Alike license.
Alternative Filaments
3D printing nGen Dark Gray material on the LulzBot Mini desktop 3D printer.
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