Magigoo Pro PA - The 3D printing adhesive for Polyamide (nylon)

Ive got a couple of reels of esun ePA-CF. Its quite nice filament but it warps like anything. Its an absolute sod, peeling up after a couple of layers (60deg heated chamber, 100deg bed, brims, Hilbert first layer, slowed right down - tried everything) This stuff is expensive but it just works. No more warping, no more huge brims (depending on geometry). Very impressed with it so far.

This was game changer for using PA+CF filament on a PEI print bed. Also for long thin ASA parts to stop them warping. Enabled me to turn the bed temp down from 100 Deg to 70 deg and that helps with warping as the part cools. Highly recommended and now my go yo glue for tricky filaments

Works great on PEI textured print surfaces. When I tried without the glu,e my print came detached from the PEI sheet in a matter of minutes. Update - this stuff sticks ABS to a PEI sheet like the devil, it's stronger than the product this company offers for ABS.

I really don't like using bed adhesive but I had a particular Nylon CF that would not adhere to the bed at all. I tried everything. Low z offset with massively increased flow rates on the first layer mushing the nylon into the bed. Still it would not stick. So I was forced to try this stuff. Wow.... Instantly fixed all of my nylon bed adhesion problems. It is nothing like a glue stick. It does not make the bottom of your printed part messy. It is a liquid so it just leaves a thin film on your bed. I've used it quite a few times now and the bottle still looks full. It lasts a long time. Also it easily washes off a PEI plate with a quick trip to the sink and a bit of washing up liquid for when you want to go back to printing other filament types.

After a variety of failed attempts to print a long curved gear rack in nylon, I tried this, and it does give a bit more grip than general purpose adhesive. Even so, I was forced to break the rack into three parts each 70mm by 25mm, and do two layers 6mm high to be glued together - these just printed without curling up, but only with the addition of a 20mm wide 0.4mm high skirt all around to provide extra grip to the bed, and with my Adventurer Pro enclosed in a DIY box that lifted the ambient to 35C.

Works great on PEI textured print surfaces. When I tried without the glu,e my print came detached from the PEI sheet in a matter of minutes. Update - this stuff sticks ABS to a PEI sheet like the devil, it's stronger than the product this company offers for ABS.

Using Tronxy nylon, fully dried and at the recommended temperatures. I have tried plain glass, Borosilicate, Kapton tape and FR4 with no benefit. Surfaces are cleaned with a scrubbing brush and detergent, rinsed and then cleaned again with Acetone or IPA before application. At the price of this stuff, It needs to work every time, regardless. I am not sure how they can justify £22 a small container. I did try to contact the manufacturer but unfortunately they don't consider me worth responding to.

This is very good, works well on glass for nylon and most of the other filaments I've used it with,one application lasts for many prints, much much better than standard glue stick

Der Kleber funktioniert richtig gut, allerdings ist er für große drucke mit PA bei nicht ausreichender Bauraumheizung immer noch zu schwach. Bei Ausreichender Bauraumheizung funktioniert es allerdings sehr sehr gut.

Prodotto acquistato per problemi di adesione con nylon PA12. Molto facile da usare, si pulisce il piatto poi si stende il prodotto e si lascia asciugare 10 minuti (per una migliore finitura superficiale del pezzo, dopo aver steso il prodotto, ho usato un pennello con setole molto sottile e morbide). Con piatto caldo l’adesione è tenace. Finita la stampa a piatto freddo (circa 25 gradi) si è staccato con una leggera pressione. Forse l’unico neo il prezzo un po’ alto.

I tested the Magigoo Pro PA against my existing 3DPrima PrimaFIX glue for Sirayatech PPA and PPA-CF Core filaments and Sunlu PA6-GF25 on a Bambu Lab P2s Engineering plate heated to 100C and a build chamber temperature of 55 at the start of printing, rising to 63-65C. I did not test any other build plate temperatures. Comparing the consistency, the Magigoo Pro PA has a lower viscosity and is clearer when applied, leaving no bubbles, while the PrimaFIX is milky to begin with and leaves a few bubbles but these disappear and the film turns completely transparent once heated up on the bed. Both wash off completely with washing up liquid and hot water. The PrimaFIX provided significantly greater adhesion for all filaments even after 4-5 prints without reapplication. This could be a good thing or a bad thing. If your parts are prone to warping and require very strong adhesion, go with PrimaFIX. If you want to be able to easily remove the parts, and potentially minimise wear on your build plate surface, go with Magigoo Pro PA. I myself will continue using PrimaFIX, which is less than half the price.

fait parfaitement le job pour du PA, j'achèterais la version ABS par la suite pour comparer.

高いだけあって効果に嘘はありません 但し、高価なのでまずはシワ無しピットで試してダメな時の最終手段として買うのが良いかな