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[filament:Ultrafuse PA6 GF30]
inherits = Ultrafuse PA
filament_density = 1.17
first_layer_temperature = 270
temperature = 270
first_layer_bed_temperature = 100
bed_temperature = 100
filament_colour = #404040
fan_always_on = 1
min_fan_speed = 0
max_fan_speed = 50
bridge_fan_speed = 100
disable_fan_first_layers = 1
full_fan_speed_layer = 3
slowdown_below_layer_time = 15
filament_notes = "Material Description\nUltrafuse® PA6 GF30 is a unique compound specifically developed for FFF printing. Due to the glass fiber content of 30%, parts tend to warp less. In addition the excellent layer adhesion and its compatibility with the water soluble support Ultrafuse® BVOH make this material the perfect solution to develop industrial applications on an FFF printer.\n\nWith its high wear and chemical resistance, high stiffness and strength, Ultrafuse® PA6 GF30 is perfect for a wide variety of applications in automotive, electronics or transportation.\n\nUltrafuse PA6 GF30 is designed for functional prototyping and demanding applications such as industrial tooling, transportation, electronics, small appliances, sports & leisure\n\nPrinting Recommendations:\nThis material contains fibers that have an abrasive effect on printer components. Use a hardened or Ruby nozzle with a diameter of 0.6 or larger for optimal performance and avoid damage to the nozzle.\n\nUltrafuse PA6 GF30 can be printed directly onto a clean build plate. For challenging prints, use Magigoo PA gluestick to improve adhesion."