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R Nylon Filament - 1.75 mm - 0.75 kg

Fiberlogy R Nylon is an eco-friendly 3D printing filament made from 100% recycled, carefully selected materials. It combines the exceptional mechanical and chemical strength of nylon with environmental responsibility and a lower cost. Due to the nature of the raw material, the filament may vary in shade and contain trace amounts of glitter. It is ideal for users seeking durable, professional, and economical 3D printing solutions.

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Anthracite

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Product description

Fiberlogy R Nylon is an innovative 3D printing filament made from 100% recycled nylon (PA12). It addresses the growing ecological and economic needs of users who want to combine high-quality prints with cost savings and minimal environmental impact. Produced from carefully selected recycled sources, this filament retains the properties of standard nylon while offering a more attractive price.

Fiberlogy R Nylon features excellent resistance to heat, oils, greases, fuels, solvents, and many chemicals, making it ideal for demanding engineering and industrial applications. It is durable, strong, wear-resistant, and flexible—stretching up to 50% before breaking. Importantly, it maintains its properties even at low temperatures, ensuring reliability across a wide range of conditions.

By choosing Fiberlogy R Nylon, users not only support a circular economy but also save money. Recycled filament is a more cost-effective alternative to standard nylon, enabling professional projects at lower material costs—without compromising quality.

The production process of Fiberlogy R Nylon is carefully monitored at every stage—from sourcing the recycled material, through storage, to the finished product. This ensures consistent performance and confidence that every print meets the high expectations of 3D printing users.

Due to natural variations in recycled batches, Fiberlogy R Nylon may vary in shade and contain trace amounts of glitter, reflecting its recycled nature. Availability depends on the supply of recycled material, further emphasizing its eco-friendly character.

Fiberlogy R Nylon is the perfect choice for engineers, designers, and hobbyists who need a durable, versatile nylon filament while printing in a more sustainable and economical way.

Print settings

Printing temperature 255-270°C
Bed temperature 110°C
Build surface Smooth PEI + adhesive; Textured PEI + adhesive; Glass + adhesive
Drying conditions 70°C / 4h
Enclosure required
Cooling fan 0-10%

Properties

Density 1.01 g/cm³
Tensile Strength @ Yield 45 MPa (ISO 527)
Tensile Modulus 1400 MPa (ISO 527)
Elongation @ Yield 5% (ISO 527)
Elongation @ Break >50% (ISO 527)
Izod Impact Strength (Unnotched) @ 23℃ 12 kJ/m2 (ISO 180)
Heat Distortion Temperature @ 0.45 MPa 135°C (ISO 75)
Heat Distortion Temperature @ 1.8 MPa 55°C (ISO 75)
Vicat Softening Temperature 145°C (ISO 306)

To make it easier to choose the right color variant, we provide RAL and Pantone equivalents for filaments wherever possible. The given values are approximate and are intended to reflect the actual filament shade as closely as possible.

Why not HEX?

Providing the color of 3D printing filament in HEX format does not make sense because this notation was created to describe colors displayed on screens (RGB – monitors, TVs, mobile devices). HEX defines a mix of red, green and blue light, meaning a digital color. With filaments, however, we deal with a physical material. The same filament may look different in various photos and HEX cannot accurately represent the actual appearance of the material.

Much better references are color systems used in printing and industry, such as RAL or Pantone, which are based on real samples and allow for comparison of colors in physical reality.