Nylon Filaments

taulman3D is today releasing a new high strength Nylon co-polymer to testers around the world for review. The new material is named "Bridge" as it is a consolidated effort by thousands of nylon 618 and nylon 645 users along with the help and support of both our extrusion house and chemical company.

Glue nylon pieces into larger builds with high bond strength. A modified cyanoacrylate adhesive increases “uptake” to the nylon surface and present a secure bond without needing to sand the surface. 
 

Nylon 230 is the fist nylon ever developed to be printed at 230C or a lower temperature than any other 3D Printing Nylon. With the release of Nylon 230, taulman3D will provide owners of PLA only or PLA and ABS only 3D Printers to add high strength Nylon to their list of material choices

Nylon 230 is the first nylon ever developed to be printed at 230C or a lower temperature than any other 3D Printing Nylon. With the release of Nylon 230, taulman3D will provide owners of PLA only or PLA and ABS only 3D Printers to add high strength Nylon to their list of material choices

Nylon 680, an innovative new nylon-based material for Fused Filament Fabrication (FFF) 3D printing, is designed for use in a wide range of industries, including: medical, dental, food processing, and robotics.

Nylon 680, an innovative new nylon-based material for Fused Filament Fabrication (FFF) 3D printing, is designed for use in a wide range of industries, including: medical, dental, food processing, and robotics.

Nylon Filament - 3mm - 1 Kg Spool

Taulman 645 Nylon is specifically designed for 3D Printing applications where excellent surface bonding, reduced water absorption, tear resistance and dye absorption are combined in an easy-to-print line. Taulman 645 Prints as a bright natural to white with a translucent surface. It's possible to add colour with most common clothing dyes.

Taulman3D is today releasing a new high strength Nylon co-polymer to testers around the world for review. The new material is named "Bridge" as it is a consolidated effort by thousands of nylon 618 and nylon 645 users along with the help and support of both our extrusion house and chemical company.