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- Product code: 00-00001903
- Weight Brutto: 0.50kg
Buy UltiMaker PVA for 3D Printing
On this page you can buy the 3D printing support material UltiMaker PVA. Designed specifically for UltiMaker 2.85 mm FDM 3D printers, it is ideal for dual extrusion printing with the creation of support structures. Print complex geometric shapes with popular UltiMaker materials and remove supports with ease, achieving a smooth, uniform surface on high-quality prints.
The UltiMaker PVA (Polyvinyl Alcohol) water-soluble support filament is ideal for multi-extrusion 3D printing. It allows you to create printed elements on supports that are removed simply by dissolving them in water. This gives you great freedom and convenience throughout the printing process.
- Reliable adhesion to PLA, Tough PLA, CPE, PETG, and Nylon.
- Non-toxic formula — dissolves in tap water, which can be safely disposed of.
- 100% biodegradable with no hazardous by-products.
- Good thermal stability. More resistant to degradation compared to other PVA filaments.
UltiMaker PVA Properties
- Melting temperature 163 °C.
- Water-soluble support material.
- Non-toxic, 100% biodegradable.
- Dissolves in tap water.
Compatibility
UltiMaker PVA is officially compatible with 3D printers from the UltiMaker S5, UltiMaker S3, and UltiMaker 3 series using the BB print core. The material can be used for dual extrusion with the following UltiMaker materials: PLA, Tough PLA, PETG, Nylon, CPE.
UltiMaker PVA Applications
Dual extrusion for printing parts with complex geometries and internal cavities, concept models, and moulds.
- Achieve smoother surfaces and complex geometries
Unlike supports printed with build material, PVA 3D printing support structures reduce the likelihood of scratches and marks on detailed surfaces.
- Orient prints for maximum optimisation
Preparing your print with PVA gives you the freedom to orient your model in any direction to adjust its strength or aesthetic properties.
- Unlimited possibilities for mechanical parts
Multi-component applications — such as ball bearings, ball-and-socket joints, coupling joints, and gear mechanisms — can be 3D printed as a complete assembly in a single run.
