SIDDAMENT
PCCF
PCCF
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PCCF Filament Produced By Siddament (China)
A premium filament combining the strength of polycarbonate with 15% by weight of chopped carbon fibers. These fibers, measuring 0.04mm in length, enhance the filament's strength, stiffness, and heat resistance. Perfect for demanding applications requiring durability and toughness. Ideal for functional prototypes, automotive parts, and engineering projects.
⚠ Colour Variation Disclaimer
| 🔥 Hotend Temperature | 260-280°C |
|---|---|
| ♨️ Heated Bed Temperature | 100-120°C |
| 🏠 Enclosure | Required |
| 🛠️ Hardened Nozzle | Required |
| 💨 Drying Settings | 70-80°C for 8-10 hours |
| 🎨 Colour Stability | ✅ Stable |
| ⚙️ Diameter | 1.75mm |
| ⚖️ Weight | 1kg |
| 📦 Next Stock Comes | May 10, 2025 (in 4 days) |
Customer Reviews
Every print came out so nice with the default Bambu slicer profiles that I found myself using PCCF for basic things that don’t require any of the material’s structural benefits. As soon as the Matte Black PLA is back in stock I’m going to order a couple rolls (I mean it this time - no overthinking my cart until it sells out AGAIN) instead of overengineering all the things 😆
PCCF is a bit sticky in the hot end so if you are following this with a lighter coloured filament you’ll want to flush through a little extra of the new filament. Otherwise the next print is going to start out darker than expected.
Definitely going to buy another roll.
Prints amazingly well.
Took about 10days of trials to get it working but with glue stick and the right settings this stuff is great. For tiny parts place a similar height cube on the plate. It helps stop clogs. Note that for my machine ratio was 0.815 compared to 1.014 for matt PLA
Added some settings for Orca slicer below. Extrusion rate smoothing really helps
Great stuff!!! Printing in a 60C enclosure on masking tape with glue. No fans at 275C.
Bed temp is 100. Print the first layer slowly, I'm printing 85mm/s.
Quality is awesome!!!!!!!
Ive been using this PCCF for a few months now and I highly recommend it to anyone that wants a PCCF blend with great heat resistance, I've tested it and it comes super close to 3DXTech ezPCCF which costs a boat load more then Sidd's PCCF.
Ive been using it for printer parts and it has not given me any issues. It also prints easily within a hot chamber (60C) not that i've tried cold.
If you're looking for some PCCF to try with high heat resistance this is the one to get!
