Technical Specifications
Typical Applications
- Rigid structural parts with temperature requirements
- Fixtures and jigs for production
- Gear and motor components up to 120 °C
- Electrically insulating brackets and supports
- Economical alternative to PA-CF for weight-neutral parts
Compliance Evidence
⚠ Partially documented – no complete RoHS certificate available. Evidence via manufacturer documentation.
Evidence: Bambu Lab publishes RoHS information in the Material Safety Portal.
⚠ Partially documented – SVHC statement available, but no complete REACH conformity declaration on file.
Evidence: REACH data via the Bambu Material Safety Portal.
The evidence listed applies to the filament or raw material per manufacturer documentation. Regulatory clearance of the printed final product – particularly for food contact, medical devices, electrical applications or UL-relevant parts – is not automatically included and must be evaluated on a project-specific basis. Technical machine assignment is handled internally.
Material Documents
Material Profile
PA-GF is the glass-fiber-reinforced counterpart to PA-CF: similar stiffness gains over pure PA, but electrically non-conductive and lower in material cost. The glass fibers are white and produce a light, slightly shimmering surface.
PA-GF vs. PA-CF
| Property | PA-GF | PA-CF |
|---|---|---|
| Stiffness (modulus) | High | Very high |
| Weight | Medium | Low (lightweight) |
| Electrical conductivity | No | Slight (CF fiber) |
| Material cost | Economical | Higher |
| Surface | Rough, light | Rough, dark |
PA-GF is the choice when electrical insulation matters or when weight-neutrality is acceptable and cost optimization is the priority.