QIDI 3D Printer Filaments
This collection covers every 3D printer filament QIDI produces, from $16.99 everyday PLA to glass-filled PPS that deflects heat at 236°C. Every spool is standard 1.75mm and runs on any FDM machine; many carry an RFID chip that loads the right profile into your QIDI printer.
Everyday 3D Printer Filament: PLA & PETG
PLA Basic and PETG Basic anchor the range at $16.99 per kilogram. PLA Basic runs at 190–240°C on a 30–60°C bed, flows well enough to hold 250–300 mm/s, and comes from corn and potato starch. PETG Basic trades a little ease for toughness, pairing impact resistance close to ABS with resistance to water, UV, and heat for parts that live outside the enclosure.
- PLA Basic: Low odor, biodegradable, and the friendliest first spool on the shelf.
- PLA Matte Basic: A matte surface hides layer lines, and supports release cleanly from display pieces.
- PLA Silk Rapido: A silky metallic sheen at $17.99 for models meant to be seen.
- PETG Basic: Minimal warping for brackets, clips, and enclosures.
- PETG Rapido: The same toughness, tuned for stable 300 mm/s on high-speed machines.
Engineering-Grade ABS, ASA & Glass-Filled Filament
ABS and ASA handle heat and real loads, and both reward an enclosed printer with active chamber heating. ABS-GF25 adds 25% glass fiber for gears, brackets, and fixtures, and keeps flat parts flat on the bed. ASA pushes weather resistance to roughly ten times that of ABS, while ASA-CF20 Core wraps a 20% carbon-fiber core in a pure ASA skin for stiffness that holds through the Z-axis.
- ABS Rapido: $17.99 with high-speed extrusion and strong layer adhesion.
- Odorless-ABS Rapido: A low-VOC formula cuts fumes at the source; a ventilated room completes the setup.
- ABS-GF25: Rigid, dimensionally stable parts that hold tight tolerances through long runs.
- ASA: The UV-resistant choice for outdoor enclosures, mounts, and automotive trim.
- ASA-CF20 Core: A bright matte finish plus Z-axis strength for real loads.
High-Performance Composites
The top of the range targets heat, wear, and chemistry. PET-CF prints at 270–300°C and deflects heat at 155°C on an open machine. PA12-CF combines 15% carbon fiber with self-lubricating wear resistance for gears and sliding parts. UltraPA is a modified PPA nylon whose layers bond two to three times stronger than ABS. PPS-GF20 holds shape to a 236°C heat deflection temperature and carries a UL94 V-0 rating.
- PET-CF: 64 MPa of tensile strength, minimal moisture pickup, and annealing at 80–100°C for extra strength.
- PA12-CF: Enclosed printing and 77 MPa of tensile strength for high-wear industrial parts.
- UltraPA (PPA): Saturated moisture uptake runs at a fifth of standard PA6, so parts keep their dimensions.
- PPS-GF20: Resists acids, bases, fuels, and steam — a fit for chemical-contact parts and electrical housings.
Flexible & Specialty Filament
TPU95A-HF pairs 95A flexibility with a high-flow formula built for speed. TPU-Aero is a foaming TPU that comes out more than 50% lighter than standard TPU, with hardness tunable between 85A and 65A through print temperature. PEBA 95A returns over 70% of the energy it absorbs and stays flexible at -40°C. S-White Support breaks away from PA12-CF and other demanding materials by hand, and works with QIDI ABS Rapido, TPU95A-HF, TPU85A-HF, PET-GF, PET-CF, and ABS-GF25.
- TPU95A-HF: Gaskets, grips, and sleeves at 95A, tuned for faster output.
- TPU-Aero: A 0.74 g/cm³ density and a matte, fabric-like surface for cushioning and wearables.
- PEBA 95A: Rebound and cold-weather performance for sports gear, damping, and aerospace parts.
- S-White Support: Peels off by hand the moment the print finishes.
Domande frequenti su QIDI filamenti
Quale filamento dovrebbe acquistare per primo un principiante?
PLA Basic. Si stampa a temperature comprese tra 190 e 240 °C, tollera bene le variazioni di velocità e garantisce una prima stampa perfetta al primo tentativo. Passa al PETG Basic quando il progetto richiede maggiore resistenza o è esposto alla luce solare.
I filamenti riempiti di fibra necessitano di hardware speciale?
SÌ. Abbinate ogni materiale in fibra di carbonio (CF) o fibra di vetro (GF) a un ugello in acciaio temprato da 0,4 mm o superiore, poiché le fibre di vetro e di carbonio usurano l'ottone. ABS, ASA, nylon, PPS e miscele di policarbonato (PC) danno il meglio di sé in una stampante chiusa con riscaldamento attivo della camera.
Posso correre? QIDI filamento su un non-QIDI stampante?
Sì. Ogni bobina è standard da 1,75 mm e si adatta a qualsiasi macchina FDM. Il chip RFID è un QIDI Comodità grazie al caricamento automatico dei profili; con altre marche, gli intervalli di temperatura su ogni pagina prodotto forniscono lo stesso punto di partenza.
Come devo conservare e asciugare il filamento?
Mantenere le bobine sigillate con essiccante al di sotto del 15% di umidità relativa e un scatola asciutta Questo rende il processo un'abitudine in un solo passaggio. Asciugare il PLA a 50–55°C per 6–8 ore, il PETG a 60–65°C e il nylon o il PPS a 80–100°C prima della stampa, mentre il PET-CF richiede 100°C per 10 ore. Le bobine di filamento arrivano sigillate sottovuoto in un foglio di alluminio, che le mantiene asciutte sullo scaffale; una volta aperte, è possibile eseguire il ciclo di asciugatura sopra descritto a seconda dell'ambiente di stampa.
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