Hey guys, im designing a bracket which for its life (several years) will apply a low compression force (maybe 10kg) over the area of about a stick of gum) it needs to be rigid to spread the force evenly. The pcb surface will reach up to 100 degC so it needs to maintain its stiffness at these temperatures. Stress seems to be about <0.5mpa. Without annealing, is there a suitable filament?
#Recommended filament for PCB compression bracket
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we have the budget for pps cf if needed but feels like overkill. Stresses are low but it will be under continious compression + temperature
PPS won’t hold up for that without annealing anyway. With any of those semicrystalline materials, the unannealed HDT will be the tg
Ok thanks thats helpful.
What part of the world are you from? That’ll help with recommendations
UK. We do have a pcb reflow oven that we can probably anneal parts if its that effective. Have access to a h2d from bambu
Gotcha. Is ordering from Europe (specifically Italy) a pain there?
no we can do that
There’s a company called TreeD in Italy that makes really good high-performance materials. Their PC-PBT GF would likely work pretty well for ya
The website is awful, but the filament is good lol
Thanks, ill take a look