1.75 mm EEL conductive flexible filament, Midnight Black
NinjaTekEel is the first truly conductive and flexible filament from NinjaTek. With the same reliable printing specs as the rest of the NinjaTek line, Eel adds conductive properties to allow for even more uses for flexible filament.
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Flexible and conductive filament in black.
Features
- Truly flexible conductive material
- Low friction exterior allows smooth feed through filament guides
- High elasticity (355% elongation allows for repeated movement without wear or cracking)
- Shore Hardness 90A
- Chemical resistance to many materials
- Excellent build platform adhesion and bonding between layers
Tech specifications
| Nominal diameter | 1.75 mm |
| Warp | n.a. |
| Flexibility | very high |
| Break resistance | very high |
| Printing temperature | ~ 220-230 °C |
| Temperature resistance | n.a. |
Tips&Tricks
Printing with heated bed is better, if available set it between 0-45 °C. Glue or blue tape is suggested if not using a heated bed.
Suggested print speed: for top and bottom layers around 15-20 mm/s, for infill around 45-60 mm/s. If available use cooling fan after the second layer.
Applications:
Electronic traces, integrated flexible wire, anti-static Ggrippers, conductive wearable products
TIPS!
When switching from another polymer (such as ABS or PLA) purge thoroughly before starting a print. As with other materials, when preheating, use a lower temperature (~180-200°C) to prevent excess material from draining prior to starting a print.
TIPS!
While NinjaFlex® is resistant to most oils, it is highly affected by solvents, acids, and fuels such as gasoline. If the printed part should need to be cleaned, a mild soap solution is recommended.
Due to all the different types of hot-end it's extremely difficult to give a temperature advice. Please consider our tips as a starting point to find the temperatures that work well in your setup. You may have to adjust the temperature settings slightly based on your type of printer.
