Magigoo PPGF – For Glass Fiber Polypropylene, 50ml

Magigoo PP-GF

WHAT: Magigoo PP-GF is designed to work exclusively with glass re-insforced polypropylene(GFPP) filaments.This adhesive makes sure prints stick firmly when the print-bed is hot and that the part is easy to remove once it cools.

WHY:

Polypropylene (PP) is a thermoplastic semi-crystalline polymer exhibiting properties of good strength, impact resistance and ductility making it useful as an engineering material. PP however is a soft material and like most plastics it can be strengthened by the introduction of fibres to make a polymer composite material. These materials are usually stiffer and stronger than the parent polymer and can result in a material with a very high strength to weight ratio. Compared to most virgin PP filaments the GF30PP warps to a higher extent. This type of material requires a completely new adhesive formulation to play to its distinctive characters. .

HOW:

Magigoo PP-GF has been designed and tested to work with 30% glass fiber filled Polypropylene

• Shake the bottle vigorously.
• Apply to the desired area by pressing the nib on the bed (activating the inner valve) and spreading as needed.
• Print according to the filament/printer manufacturers recommendations.
• Allow to cool and Remove. The print should pop right off
• Clean – Use a damp cloth to wipe off.

SAFETY:

Follow Safety Data Sheet warnings

Tips:

• For challenging prints a 20 mm brim with 2 layers is recommended.
• Clean the build plate and level it well before print.
• Enclosed printer recommended.
• Printing speed 20-55mm.

Important note : The applicator has an active spring valve, which activates when applicator is pressed against the build plate.

Please do not press the bottle as “ketchup bottle” , otherwise the applicator may pop off. Bottle may be slightly squeezed, only when the nib is pressed against the bed and it may be necessary only if bigger flow is required. Bottle must not be squeezed when cap is off any other time as it may result in glue popping out of the bottle.