PVA
11 products from 9 makers. Most documented first. Select a column to sort, a product to see its values, print settings and documents.
11 products
Key
- set apart: test bar not described as printed, or no stated load
- not published
How the numbers are worked out
Flashforge PVAStrength XY, MPa65Modulus XY, GPa1.8Charpy notched, kJ/m²—HDT 0.45, °C55Price, CAD/kg—Nozzle, °C210–230Bed, °C25–60Chamber, °C25–40Drying, °C, h—
Flashforge PVAFlashforge
Published values
| Property | As published | Conditions | On the Overview |
|---|---|---|---|
| Flashforge, Technical Data Sheet PVA Filament9 valuesUnless a row says otherwise: printed specimen | |||
| Tensile modulus XY | 1800-2100 Mpap. 1: Modulus of Elasticity(X-Y) ISO 527 Mpa | ISO 527print settingsTest Equipment Guider IIs (Flashforge); Nozzle Diameter 0.4mm; Nozzle Temperature 220 °C; Printing Speed 60mm/s; Wall Thickness 1.2mm; Infill 100% | in the median |
| Tensile strength (yield or break not stated) XY | 65-75 Mpap. 1: Tensile Strength(X-Y) ISO 527 Mpa | ISO 527print settingsTest Equipment Guider IIs (Flashforge); Nozzle Diameter 0.4mm; Nozzle Temperature 220 °C; Printing Speed 60mm/s; Wall Thickness 1.2mm; Infill 100% | in the median |
| Elongation at break XY | 7-8.5 %p. 1: Elongation at Break(X-Y) ISO 527 % | ISO 527print settingsTest Equipment Guider IIs (Flashforge); Nozzle Diameter 0.4mm; Nozzle Temperature 220 °C; Printing Speed 60mm/s; Wall Thickness 1.2mm; Infill 100% | in the median |
| Flexural strength XY | 88-92.5 Mpap. 1: Bending Strength(X-Y) ISO 178 Mpa | ISO 178print settingsTest Equipment Guider IIs (Flashforge); Nozzle Diameter 0.4mm; Nozzle Temperature 220 °C; Printing Speed 60mm/s; Wall Thickness 1.2mm; Infill 100% | in the median |
| Izod impact strength XY | 1.6-2.5 KJ/m2p. 1: Izod Impact Strength(X-Y) ISO 180 KJ/m2 | ISO 180print settingsTest Equipment Guider IIs (Flashforge); Nozzle Diameter 0.4mm; Nozzle Temperature 220 °C; Printing Speed 60mm/s; Wall Thickness 1.2mm; Infill 100% | not in the median: notch not stated |
| HDT at 0.45 MPa | 55 ℃p. 1: HDT@ 0.455 MPa (66 psi) ISO 75 ℃ | ISO 75As the sheet prints it: 0.455 MPa 66 psi ISO 75 | in the median |
| Density | 1.25-1.26 g/cm³p. 1: Density ISO 1183 g/cm³ | specimen not stated, ISO 1183 | |
| Water absorption | 10-15 %p. 1: Water Absorption (23℃/24h) ISO 62 % | specimen not stated, ISO 62As the sheet prints it: 23℃/24h ISO 62 | |
| Melt mass-flow rate | 4-8 g/10minp. 1: Melt Flow Rate (MFR) (190℃/2.16Kg) ISO 1133 g/10min | specimen not stated, ISO 1133As the sheet prints it: MFR 190℃/2.16Kg ISO 1133 | |
Print settings
- Nozzle
- 210–230 °Cown data sheet
- Bed
- 25–60 °Cown data sheet
- Heated chamber
- 25–40 °Cown data sheet
- Drying
- not stated
- Hardened nozzle
- not stated
Its print profile, in the documents' words
- Nozzle 210~230℃ (220℃ recommended); Bed Room temperature ~60℃ (40℃ recommended); Chamber Room temperature~40℃Flashforge, Technical Data Sheet PVA Filamentp. 2: Recommended printing settings: Nozzle Temperature; p. 2: Ambient Temperature for Printing; p. 2: Build Surface Material; p. 2: Nozzle Diameter (recommended printing settings)
Price
Not in the price sample.
Its 2 documents
What the maker says (3)
- Benefits
PVA offers excellent dimensional stability, no warping or cracking and is easy to print.
Flashforge, Technical Data Sheet PVA Filamentp. 1 - Benefits
Water-soluble/Easy to print/Dimensional stability
Flashforge, Technical Data Sheet PVA Filamentp. 1 - Supports and removal
It is commonly used as a support material in 3D printing due to its water-soluble nature.
Flashforge, Technical Data Sheet PVA Filamentp. 1
Yousu PVAStrength XY, MPa23.4Modulus XY, GPa—Charpy notched, kJ/m²—HDT 0.45, °C—Price, CAD/kg—Nozzle, °C190–210Bed, °C60Chamber, °C—Drying, °C, h—
Yousu PVAYousu
Published values
| Property | As published | Conditions | On the Overview |
|---|---|---|---|
| Yousu, Yousu PVA 3D FILMAENT Technical Data Sheet7 valuesUnless a row says otherwise: specimen not stated | |||
| Tensile strength (yield or break not stated) orientation not stated | 23.4 MPap. 1: Tensile Strength MPa | GB/T 1040.2As the sheet prints it: GB/T 1040.2-2006 | not in the median: set apart (never used to pass), test bar not described as printed |
| Elongation at break orientation not stated | 1.9 %p. 1: Tensile Elongation % | GB/T 1040.2As the sheet prints it: GB/T 1040.2-2006 | not in the median: set apart (never used to pass), test bar not described as printed |
| Flexural strength orientation not stated | 45.4 MPap. 1: Flexural Strength MPa | GB/T 9341As the sheet prints it: GB/T 9341-2008 | not in the median: set apart (never used to pass), test bar not described as printed |
| Glass transition temperature | 57.3 ℃p. 1: Glass transition GB/T 19466.2-2004 ℃ 20℃/min temperature | GB/T 19466.2As the sheet prints it: GB/T 19466.2-2004 | in the median |
| Vicat softening temperature | 59 ℃p. 1: Vicat Softening Temperature | GB/T 1633As the sheet prints it: GB/T 1633-2000; 10N | |
| Density | 1.251 g/cm3p. 1: Density GB/T 1033.1-2008 g/cm3 | GB/T 1033.1As the sheet prints it: GB/T 1033.1-2008 | |
| Melt mass-flow rate | 2.9 g/10minp. 1: Melt Flow Rate GB/T 3682-2000 g/10min 190℃, 2.16Kg | GB/T 3682As the sheet prints it: 190℃ 2.16Kg GB/T 3682-2000 | |
Print settings
- Nozzle
- 190–210 °Cown data sheet
- Bed
- 60 °Cown data sheet
- Heated chamber
- not stated
- Drying
- not stated
- Hardened nozzle
- not stated
Its print profile, in the documents' words
- Nozzle 190-210℃; Bed None needed(or 60℃ if applicable)Yousu, Yousu PVA 3D FILMAENT Technical Data Sheetp. 1: Recommended printing settings
Price
Not in the price sample.
Its 2 documents
FormFutura AquaSolve - PVAStrength XY, MPa78Modulus XY, GPa3.86Charpy notched, kJ/m²1.6HDT 0.45, °C—Price, CAD/kg—Nozzle, °C180–205Bed, °C0–60Chamber, °CnoneDrying, °C, h—
FormFutura AquaSolve - PVAFormFutura
Published values
| Property | As published | Conditions | On the Overview |
|---|---|---|---|
| FormFutura, Technical Data Sheet AquaSolve™ - PVA7 valuesUnless a row says otherwise: specimen not stated | |||
| Tensile modulus orientation not stated | 3860 Mpap. 1: Tensile modulus | ISO 527 | not in the median: set apart (never used to pass), test bar not described as printed |
| Tensile yield strength orientation not stated | 78 Mpap. 1: Tensile strength | ISO 527 | not in the median: set apart (never used to pass), test bar not described as printed |
| Elongation at break orientation not stated | 9.90 %p. 1: Elongation at break | ISO 527 | not in the median: set apart (never used to pass), test bar not described as printed |
| Charpy impact strength | 1.6 KJ/m²p. 1: Impact strength | ISO 179tested at 23° C (73° F)notched | not in the median: set apart (never used to pass), test bar not described as printed |
| Vicat softening temperature | 60.2° C °Cp. 1: Viscat softening temp. | ISO 306As the sheet prints it: ISO 306; VST/A/50 (50° C/h, 10N) | |
| Density | 1.23 g/ccp. 1: Specific gravity | ASTM D1505 | |
| Melt mass-flow rate | 14-20 g/10minp. 1: Melt flow rate | no standard stated | |
Print settings
- Nozzle
- 180–205 °Cown data sheet
- Bed
- 0–60 °Cown data sheet
- Heated chamber
- not requiredown data sheet
- Drying
- not stated
- Hardened nozzle
- not stated
Differs in another document of this product, not used in deciding (a data sheet speaks before a product page, a newer edition before an older one): nozzle in FormFutura, AquaSolve - PVA.
Its 2 print profiles, in the documents' words
- Nozzle ± 180 - 205° CFormFutura, Technical Data Sheet AquaSolve™ - PVAp. 1: Recommended printing settings
- Nozzle ± 190 – 210° C; Bed ± 0 – 60° CFormFutura, AquaSolve - PVAp. 1: General printing guidelines
Price
Not in the price sample.
Its 3 documents
What the maker says (17)
- Odour and emissions
AquaSolve™ PVA has a limited smell during printing and is non-toxic and biodegradable once dissolved in water.
FormFutura, Technical Data Sheet AquaSolve™ - PVAp. 1 - Supports and removal
AquaSolve™ PVA is a rapidly cold water soluble PolyVinyl Alcohol type of filament, which bonds extremely well to (thermo)plastics and because of its process stability is “easy to print” at relatively low temperatures.
FormFutura, Technical Data Sheet AquaSolve™ - PVAp. 1 - Good for
AquaSolve is a water-soluble PVA type of 3D printer filament that is ideal as support material for complex multi-extrusion 3D printing with PLA based filaments as build material.
FormFutura, AquaSolve - PVAp. 1 - Good for
AquaSolve PVA (polyvinyl alcohol) is a water-soluble support material for complex multi-extrusion 3D printing.
FormFutura, AquaSolve - PVAp. 1 - Benefits
It exhibits an excellent thermal stability and can be printed at relatively low temperatures.
FormFutura, AquaSolve - PVAp. 1 - Good for
This makes AquaSolve PVA an ideal support material for PLA-based materials with good thermal and chemical adherence.
FormFutura, AquaSolve - PVAp. 1 - Supports and removal
Excellent (cold) water solubility
FormFutura, AquaSolve - PVAp. 1 - Benefits
Good thermal stability, resulting in less risk on deterioration/crystalizing inside the nozzle
FormFutura, AquaSolve - PVAp. 1 - Benefits
Max thermal stability of 210° C, tested up to 256 seconds with no flow
FormFutura, AquaSolve - PVAp. 1 - Benefits
Biodegradable once dissolved in water
FormFutura, AquaSolve - PVAp. 1 - Supports and removal
Safe dissolution in tap water
FormFutura, AquaSolve - PVAp. 1 - Supports and removal
Can be disposed of in the kitchen sink, or household drain as the material is “ok biodegradable water” certified
FormFutura, AquaSolve - PVAp. 1 - Benefits
Good bonding to PLA-based materials and other (thermo)plastics that print within a similar temperature range
FormFutura, AquaSolve - PVAp. 1 - Good for
Reliable multi-extrusion 3D printing of complex structures that require a water-soluble support material
FormFutura, AquaSolve - PVAp. 1 - Good for
3D printing geometries with large overhangs, or complex hollow structures
FormFutura, AquaSolve - PVAp. 1 - Printing advice
Do not exceed a printing temperature of 225˚C, because AquaSolve PVA will then crystallize to quickly and it will no longer flow and/or dissolve in water.
FormFutura, AquaSolve - PVAp. 1 - Pitfalls and limitations
Printing with PVA materials does require a certain level of 3D printing expertise as PVA cannot stay too long in the hot secondary/support nozzle and needs to flow and by that needs expert tweaking to find the optimal “waiting temperature” for the material not to deteriorate/crystalizing in the hot secondary/support nozzle when not being 3D printed.
FormFutura, AquaSolve - PVAp. 1
SUNLU PVAStrength XY, MPa23Modulus XY, GPa—Charpy notched, kJ/m²—HDT 0.45, °C55Price, CAD/kg—Nozzle, °C200–230Bed, °C≤ 70Chamber, °CnoneDrying, °C, h50–608–12 h
SUNLU PVASUNLU
Published values
| Property | As published | Conditions | On the Overview |
|---|---|---|---|
| SUNLU, TECHNICAL DATA SHEET ISO PVA8 valuesUnless a row says otherwise: printed specimen | |||
| Tensile strength (yield or break not stated) XY | 23 MPap. 1: (X-Y) Tensile Strength ISO 527/2 50 mm/min MPa | ISO 527As the sheet prints it: 50 mm/min ISO 527/2print settingsPrinting speed 45 mm/s; Printing temperature 240 °C; Infill: 100%; 90° raster orientation | in the median |
| Elongation at break XY | 215 %p. 1: (X-Y) Elongation at break ISO 527/2 50 mm/min % | ISO 527As the sheet prints it: 50 mm/min ISO 527/2print settingsPrinting speed 45 mm/s; Printing temperature 240 °C; Infill: 100%; 90° raster orientation | in the median |
| HDT XY, at 0.45 MPa | 55 ℃p. 1: (X-Y) Heat Distortion (HDT) ISO 75 0.45 MPa ℃ | ISO 75As the sheet prints it: 0.45 MPa ISO 75 | in the median |
| Vicat softening temperature | 65 ℃p. 1: Vicat Softening Temp. ISO 306 5kg, 50℃/h ℃ | ISO 306As the sheet prints it: 5kg ISO 306 | |
| Melting temperature | 160-215 ℃p. 1: Melting Temperature ISO 11357-3 10 ℃/min ℃ | ISO 11357As the sheet prints it: ISO 11357-3 | |
| Decomposition temperature | ≥300 ℃p. 1: @5%Decomposition Temp. | ISO 11358As the sheet prints it: ISO 11358; rate=20 ℃/min; loss=5% | |
| Density | 1.01-1.28 g/cm3p. 1: Density ISO 1183 23℃ g/cm3 | specimen not stated, ISO 1183As the sheet prints it: 23℃ ISO 1183 | |
| Melt mass-flow rate | 3-10 g/10 minp. 1: Melt Mass-flow Rate ISO 1133 210℃/2.16 kg g/10 min | ISO 1133As the sheet prints it: 210℃/2.16 kg ISO 1133 | |
Print settings
- Nozzle
- 200–230 °Cown data sheet
- Bed
- 70 °Cown data sheet
- Heated chamber
- not requiredown data sheet
- Drying
- 50–60 °C for 8–12 hown data sheet
- Hardened nozzle
- not stated
Its 2 print profiles, in the documents' words
- Nozzle 200-210; 210-230; Bed <70℃; Chamber Room Temperature; Drying /SUNLU, TECHNICAL DATA SHEET ISO PVAp. 2: Recommended printing settings; p. 2: Nozzle Temp.; p. 2: Drying Temp.
- Drying 50–60℃ for 8–12h; MustSUNLU, SUNLU quick start guide for new users (SUNLU wiki)p. 1: drying
Price
Not in the price sample.
Its 3 documents
What the maker says (1)
- Supports and removal
Water-soluble support material
SUNLU, TECHNICAL DATA SHEET ISO PVAp. 1
FormFutura Atlas SupportStrength XY, MPa—Modulus XY, GPa3.5Charpy notched, kJ/m²1.7HDT 0.45, °C—Price, CAD/kg—Nozzle, °C180–205Bed, °C0–60Chamber, °CnoneDrying, °C, h—
FormFutura Atlas SupportFormFutura
Published values
| Property | As published | Conditions | On the Overview |
|---|---|---|---|
| FormFutura, Technical Data Sheet Atlas Support™6 valuesUnless a row says otherwise: specimen not stated | |||
| Tensile modulus orientation not stated | 3500 Mpap. 1: Tensile strength - - - Tensile modulus Elongation at break - - - | ISO 527 | not in the median: set apart (never used to pass), test bar not described as printed |
| Charpy impact strength | 1.7 KJ/m²p. 1: Impact strength | ISO 179tested at 23° C (73° F)notched | not in the median: set apart (never used to pass), test bar not described as printed |
| Vicat softening temperature | 60,2° C °Cp. 1: Viscat softening temp. | ISO 306As the sheet prints it: ISO 306; VST/A/50 (50° C/h, 10N) | |
| Melting temperature | 163° C °Cp. 1: Melting termperature | no standard stated | |
| Density | 1.22 g/ccp. 1: Specific gravity | ASTM D1505 | |
| Melt mass-flow rate | 2,3 g/10minp. 1: Melt flow rate | no standard stated | |
Print settings
- Nozzle
- 180–205 °Cown data sheet
- Bed
- 0–60 °Cown data sheet
- Heated chamber
- not requiredown data sheet
- Drying
- not stated
- Hardened nozzle
- not stated
Its 2 print profiles, in the documents' words
- Nozzle ± 180 - 205° CFormFutura, Technical Data Sheet Atlas Support™p. 1: Recommended printing settings
- Nozzle ± 180 – 210° C; Bed ± 0 – 60° CFormFutura, Atlas Supportp. 1: General printing guidelines
Price
Not in the price sample.
Its 3 documents
What the maker says (20)
- Benefits
Atlas Support™ is an unique PVA blend which has a far more improved thermal stability compared to "normal" PVA and by that ensures a much more stable dual extrusion printing process.
FormFutura, Technical Data Sheet Atlas Support™p. 1 - Moisture sensitivity
Atlas Support™ is much less sensitive to degradation by humidity.
FormFutura, Technical Data Sheet Atlas Support™p. 1 - Supports and removal
Atlas Support™ is the next generation in water-soluble support materials for dual extrusion FDM 3D printing.
FormFutura, Technical Data Sheet Atlas Support™p. 1 - Supports and removal
Atlas Support™ bonds extremely well to a wide variety of thermoplastics such as PLA, ABS, HIPS, TPE, TPU.
FormFutura, Technical Data Sheet Atlas Support™p. 1 - Good for
Atlas Support is a water-soluble PVA type of 3D printer filament that is ideal as support material for complex multi-extrusion 3D printing with PETG based filaments as build material.
FormFutura, Atlas Supportp. 1 - Good for
Atlas Support is a water-soluble PVA (polyvinyl alcohol) support material for complex multi extrusion prints.
FormFutura, Atlas Supportp. 1 - Good for
It is designed to be used in combination with PETG based materials.
FormFutura, Atlas Supportp. 1 - Benefits
Atlas Support is a 3D printer filament with a high thermal stability and can be printed at slightly higher temperatures compared to regular PVA.
FormFutura, Atlas Supportp. 1 - Supports and removal
Excellent (cold) water solubility
FormFutura, Atlas Supportp. 1 - Benefits
Improved thermal stability, resulting in less risk on deterioration/crystalizing inside the nozzle
FormFutura, Atlas Supportp. 1 - Benefits
Max thermal stability of 225° C, tested up to 256 seconds with no flow
FormFutura, Atlas Supportp. 1 - Benefits
Biodegradable once dissolved in water
FormFutura, Atlas Supportp. 1 - Supports and removal
Safe dissolution in tap water
FormFutura, Atlas Supportp. 1 - Supports and removal
Can be disposed of in the kitchen sink, or household drain with an excess of water
FormFutura, Atlas Supportp. 1 - Adhesion between layers
Good bonding to PETG-based materials and other (thermo)plastics that print within a similar temperature range
FormFutura, Atlas Supportp. 1 - Moisture sensitivity
Less sensitive to deterioration by humidity compared to regular PVA
FormFutura, Atlas Supportp. 1 - Good for
Reliable multi-extrusion 3D printing of complex structures that require a water-soluble support material
FormFutura, Atlas Supportp. 1 - Good for
3D printing geometries with large overhangs, or complex hollow structures
FormFutura, Atlas Supportp. 1 - Pitfalls and limitations
Do not exceed a printing temperature of 225˚C, because AquaSolve PVA will then crystallize to quickly and it will no longer flow and/or dissolve in water.
FormFutura, Atlas Supportp. 1 - Pitfalls and limitations
Printing with PVA materials does require a certain level of 3D printing expertise as PVA cannot stay too long in the hot secondary/support nozzle and needs to flow and by that needs expert tweaking to find the optimal “waiting temperature” for the material not to deteriorate/crystalizing in the hot secondary/support nozzle when not being 3D printed.
FormFutura, Atlas Supportp. 1
Fabru Polyvinyl alcohol (PVA)Strength XY, MPa28.5Modulus XY, GPa—Charpy notched, kJ/m²—HDT 0.45, °C—Price, CAD/kg—Nozzle, °C190–220Bed, °C60–90Chamber, °C—Drying, °C, hdry first
Fabru Polyvinyl alcohol (PVA)Fabru
Published values
| Property | As published | Conditions | On the Overview |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fabru, Polyvinyl alcohol (PVA)3 valuesUnless a row says otherwise: specimen not stated | |||
| Tensile yield strength orientation not stated | 28.5 MPap. 1: Yield stress (ISO 527) | ISO 527 | not in the median: set apart (never used to pass), test bar not described as printed |
| Density | 1.258 g/cm3p. 1: Density (ISO 1183) | ISO 1183 | |
| Melt mass-flow rate | 60 g/10minp. 1: MFR (ISO 1133) | ISO 1133 | |
Print settings
- Nozzle
- 190–220 °Cown data sheet
- Bed
- 60–90 °Cown data sheet
- Heated chamber
- not stated
- Drying
- required, schedule not statedown data sheet
- Hardened nozzle
- not stated
Its print profile, in the documents' words
- Nozzle 190-220 °C; Bed not absolutely necessary, recommended 60-90°C; Drying If bubbles appear during processing, the filament must be pre-dried.Fabru, Polyvinyl alcohol (PVA)p. 1: Printing temperature; p. 1: Heated bed temperature; p. 1: drying
Price
Not in the price sample.
Its 2 documents
What the maker says (6)
- Benefits
Biodegradable when dissolved in water
Fabru, Polyvinyl alcohol (PVA)p. 1 - Pitfalls and limitations
more difficult to process than other soluble support materials - short residence times until decomposition
Fabru, Polyvinyl alcohol (PVA)p. 1 - Moisture sensitivity
PVA is very sensitive to moisture and should always be stored in closed bags.
Fabru, Polyvinyl alcohol (PVA)p. 1 - Supports and removal
PVA is a polyvinyl alcohol that dissolves easily in cold water.
Fabru, Polyvinyl alcohol (PVA)p. 1 - Supports and removal
It combines well with other plastics such as PLA, ABS or PETG and is therefore ideal as a support material in dual extrusion printing.
Fabru, Polyvinyl alcohol (PVA)p. 1 - Supports and removal
Support structures detach from the printed object within 24 hours without leaving any residue.
Fabru, Polyvinyl alcohol (PVA)p. 1
Raise3D Premium PVA+Strength XY, MPa—Modulus XY, GPa3.5Charpy notched, kJ/m²—HDT 0.45, °C—Price, CAD/kg212Nozzle, °C205–225Bed, °C≥ 60Chamber, °C≤ 50Drying, °C, hdry first
Raise3D Premium PVA+Raise3D
Published values
| Property | As published | Conditions | On the Overview |
|---|---|---|---|
| Raise3D, Raise3D Premium PVA+ Technical Data Sheet6 valuesUnless a row says otherwise: specimen not stated | |||
| Tensile modulus orientation not stated | 3500 MPap. 2: Young’s modulus ISO 527 | ISO 527 | not in the median: set apart (never used to pass), test bar not described as printed |
| Charpy impact strength | 1.7 kJ/m2p. 2: Charpy Impact Strength 23°C ISO 179 | ISO 179As the sheet prints it: 23°C ISO 179 | not in the median: notch not stated |
| Vicat softening temperature | 60 °Cp. 2: Vicat softening temp. ISO 306 | ISO 306 | |
| Melting temperature | 163 °Cp. 2: Melting temp. Raise3D specific | no standard namedAs the sheet prints it: 3D specific | |
| Density | 1.22 g/cm3p. 2: Specific gravity ISO 1183 | ISO 1183 | |
| Melt mass-flow rate | 2.3 g/10 minp. 2: MFR ISO 1133 (220°C, 2.16 kg) | ISO 1133As the sheet prints it: 220°C 2.16 kg ISO 1133 | |
Print settings
- Nozzle
- 205–225 °Cown data sheet
- Bed
- at least 60 °Cown data sheet
- Heated chamber
- 50 °Cown data sheet
- Drying
- required, schedule not statedown data sheet
- Hardened nozzle
- not stated
Its 2 print profiles, in the documents' words
- Nozzle 215±10 °C; Bed >60˚C; Drying Once unpacked, please ensure the material is properly dried before printRaise3D, Raise3D Premium PVA+ Technical Data Sheetp. 2: Packaging & Storage: drying; p. 2: Printing temp.; p. 2: Recommended Operation Conditions
- Chamber Do not print PVA+ in an enclosed chamber with a chamber temperature of above 50°C, as this may cause clogging.Raise3D, Premium PVA+ - Raise3Dp. 1: Compatibility
Price
212 CAD/kgits one regular price in the sample
1 listing
- Shop3D.ca: 212 CAD/kgRaise3D Premium PVA+ Filament - 1.75mm (0.75kg) (SKU [S]5.11.05011A01)in its price; seen 30 Sep 2026
Its 3 documents
What the maker says (9)
- Supports and removal
Raise3D Premium PVA+ is a polyvinyl alcohol (PVA) based cold water soluble support filament for dual extruder FFF 3D printing.
Raise3D, Raise3D Premium PVA+ Technical Data Sheetp. 1 - Supports and removal
The material has enhanced thermal stability, and compatible with generic materials including PLA, PETG, PA (Nylon), etc.
Raise3D, Raise3D Premium PVA+ Technical Data Sheetp. 1 - Supports and removal
Ease of removal with smooth support interface;
Raise3D, Raise3D Premium PVA+ Technical Data Sheetp. 1 - Pitfalls and limitations
The printing temperature should not exceed 225˚C for over 5 min.
Raise3D, Raise3D Premium PVA+ Technical Data Sheetp. 2 - Moisture sensitivity
Once unpacked, please ensure the material is properly dried before print, in order to avoid any printing issue.
Raise3D, Raise3D Premium PVA+ Technical Data Sheetp. 2 - Supports and removal
The dissolution rate of Raise3D Premium PVA+ in water is dependent on the volume of the printed object, the amount and temperature of water.
Raise3D, Raise3D Premium PVA+ Technical Data Sheetp. 2 - Supports and removal
Using higher water temperature (up to 70˚C) will accelerate the dissolution process.
Raise3D, Raise3D Premium PVA+ Technical Data Sheetp. 2 - Supports and removal
However, to prevent the part deformation during dissolution process, the water temperature should not exceed the softening temperature of main material used, especially for PLA (water temperature lower than 60 ˚C).
Raise3D, Raise3D Premium PVA+ Technical Data Sheetp. 2 - Printing advice
Raise3D Premium PVA+ works with most of the common part bed adhesives.
Raise3D, Raise3D Premium PVA+ Technical Data Sheetp. 2
Bambu Lab PVAStrength XY, MPa—Modulus XY, GPa—Charpy notched, kJ/m²—HDT 0.45, °C—Price, CAD/kg102Nozzle, °C220–250Bed, °C35–45Chamber, °C25–45Drying, °C, h808–12 h
Bambu Lab PVABambu Lab
Published values
| Property | As published | Conditions | On the Overview |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bambu Lab, Bambu Filament Technical Data Sheet - PVA4 valuesUnless a row says otherwise: specimen not stated | |||
| Melting temperature | 202 °Cp. 2: Melting Temperature | DSCAs the sheet prints it: DSC, 10 °C/min | |
| Density | 1.27 g/cm³p. 2: Density | ISO 1183 | |
| Water absorption | 6.25 %p. 2: Saturated Water | no standard namedAs the sheet prints it: 25 °C, 55% RH | |
| Melt mass-flow rate | 7.2 ± 1.1 g/10 minp. 2: Melt Index | no standard namedAs the sheet prints it: 210 °C, 2.16 kg | |
| Also named without a value: tensile modulus, tensile strength (yield or break not stated), elongation at break, flexural modulus, charpy impact strength, hdt, glass transition temperature, vicat softening temperature, crystallization temperature. | |||
Print settings
- Nozzle
- 220–250 °Cown data sheet
- Bed
- 35–45 °Cown data sheet
- Heated chamber
- 25–45 °Cown data sheet
- Drying
- 80 °C for 8–12 hown data sheet
- Hardened nozzle
- not stated
Its print profile, in the documents' words
- Nozzle 220 -250 °C; Bed 35 -45°C; Chamber 25 -45 °C; Drying Blast Drying Oven: 80 °C,8 - 12 hBambu Lab, Bambu Filament Technical Data Sheet - PVARecommended printing settings
Price
102 CAD/kgits one regular price in the sample
1 listing
- Bambu Lab Canada: 102 CAD/kgPVA - Clear (66400) / Filament with spool / 0.5 kgin its price; seen 10 Sep 2026
Its 2 documents
What the maker says (3)
- Supports and removal
Bambu PVA is a water-dissolvable support material.
Bambu Lab, Bambu Filament Technical Data Sheet - PVAp. 1 - Supports and removal
Compatible with various filaments, it simplifies post-processing and reduces the risk of damaging the printed object during support removal.
Bambu Lab, Bambu Filament Technical Data Sheet - PVAp. 1 - Odour and emissions
Odor Odorless
Bambu Lab, Bambu Filament Technical Data Sheet - PVAp. 3
Chemicals and environment (6)
- Flammability: flammable
Flammable
Bambu Lab, Bambu Filament Technical Data Sheet - PVAFlammability - Water solubility: soluble
Soluble in water
Bambu Lab, Bambu Filament Technical Data Sheet - PVASolubility - Acid resistance: not resistant
Not resistant
Bambu Lab, Bambu Filament Technical Data Sheet - PVAResistance to Acid - Alkali resistance: not resistant
Not resistant
Bambu Lab, Bambu Filament Technical Data Sheet - PVAResistance to Alkali - Organic solvent resistance: limited
Not resistant to some organic solvents
Bambu Lab, Bambu Filament Technical Data Sheet - PVAResistance to Organic Solvent - Oil and grease resistance: limited
Resistant to most kinds of oil and grease
Bambu Lab, Bambu Filament Technical Data Sheet - PVAResistance to Oil and Grease
eSUN PVAStrength XY, MPa—Modulus XY, GPa—Charpy notched, kJ/m²—HDT 0.45, °C—Price, CAD/kg—Nozzle, °C180–230Bed, °C45–60Chamber, °C—Drying, °C, h45≥ 10 h
eSUN PVAeSUN
Published values
| Property | As published | Conditions | On the Overview |
|---|---|---|---|
| eSUN, PVA Technical Data Sheet3 valuesUnless a row says otherwise: moulded bar (resin supplier's value) | |||
| Tensile strength (yield or break not stated) orientation not stated | 22 MPap. 1: Tensile Strength GB/T 1040 | GB/T 1040 | not in the median: measured on a moulded bar |
| Elongation at break orientation not stated | 360 %p. 1: Elongation at Break GB/T 1040 | GB/T 1040 | not in the median: measured on a moulded bar |
| Density | 1.25 g/cm3p. 1: Density GB/T 1033 | specimen not stated, GB/T 1033 | |
Print settings
- Nozzle
- 180–230 °Cown data sheet
- Bed
- 45–60 °Cown data sheet
- Heated chamber
- not stated
- Drying
- 45 °C for ≥ 10 hown data sheet
- Hardened nozzle
- not stated
Its print profile, in the documents' words
- Nozzle 180-230℃; Bed 45-60°C; Drying dry the material before printing (45℃/>10H)eSUN, PVA Technical Data Sheetp. 2: Recommended printing settings; p. 2: Drying note
Price
Not in the price sample.
Its 2 documents
What the maker says (5)
- Supports and removal
PVA is a water-soluble material that is often used as a support material with no need of adding any chemical and speicial treating.
eSUN, PVA Technical Data Sheetp. 1 - Supports and removal
Leave the part in a warm water bath dissolve faster.
eSUN, PVA Technical Data Sheetp. 1 - Supports and removal
After dissolution, there is no residue on the model surface with smoothy effect; it can be worked with PLA, TPU, PA(nylon) and other consumables materials to print extremely complex shapes or support materials with a partially closed cavity model.
eSUN, PVA Technical Data Sheetp. 1 - Moisture sensitivity
It is recommended to work with eBOX(3D filament dryer) in printing.
eSUN, PVA Technical Data Sheetp. 2 - Supports and removal
It is recommended to set the distance between the support and the model to 0, Slow down and turn off the fan for the first layer to bond well with the main material.
eSUN, PVA Technical Data Sheetp. 2
FormFutura Helios SupportStrength XY, MPa—Modulus XY, GPa—Charpy notched, kJ/m²—HDT 0.45, °C—Price, CAD/kg—Nozzle, °C235–255Bed, °C65–75Chamber, °CnoneDrying, °C, hif wet
FormFutura Helios SupportFormFutura
Published values
| Property | As published | Conditions | On the Overview |
|---|---|---|---|
| FormFutura, Technical Data Sheet Helios Support2 valuesUnless a row says otherwise: specimen not stated | |||
| Density | 1.19 g/ccp. 1: Specific gravity | ISO 1183 | |
| Melt mass-flow rate | 58 g/10minp. 1: Melt flow rate | ISO 1133As the sheet prints it: ISO 1133 260° C/5Kg | |
Print settings
- Nozzle
- 235–255 °Cown data sheet
- Bed
- 65–75 °Cown data sheet
- Heated chamber
- not requiredown data sheet
- Drying
- optionalown data sheet
- Hardened nozzle
- not stated
Its 2 print profiles, in the documents' words
- Nozzle ± 235 - 255° CFormFutura, Technical Data Sheet Helios Supportp. 1: Recommended printing settings
- Nozzle ± 235 – 255° C; Bed ± 65 – 75° C; Drying Once Helios Support has been used or opened from its original vacuum-sealed packaging for a while it is advised to dry the material before using again.FormFutura, Helios Supportp. 1: General printing guidelines
Price
Not in the price sample.
Its 3 documents
What the maker says (3)
- Supports and removal
Helios Support is a “high heat” water-soluble PVA material which is engineered as support material for dual extrusion 3D printing in combination with engineering materials which require to be printed at higher temperatures and/or in heated build chambers.
FormFutura, Technical Data Sheet Helios Supportp. 1 - Supports and removal
Helios support can be printed at nozzle temperatures up to 250° C without the risk of cross linking and nozzle clogging and adheres extremely well to styrene based materials such as ABS, TitanX, Crystal Flex, and ApolloX, but also to Python Flex and Volcano PLA.
FormFutura, Technical Data Sheet Helios Supportp. 1 - Supports and removal
Helios Support dissolves slightly slower in water than normal PVA, but the dissolving process can be sped up when using warm and circulating water.
FormFutura, Technical Data Sheet Helios Supportp. 1
Polymaker PolyDissolve S1Strength XY, MPa—Modulus XY, GPa—Charpy notched, kJ/m²—HDT 0.45, °C—Price, CAD/kg121Nozzle, °C215–225Bed, °C25–60Chamber, °CnoneDrying, °C, h8012 h
Polymaker PolyDissolve S1Polymaker
Published values
| Property | As published | Conditions | On the Overview |
|---|---|---|---|
| Polymaker, PolyDissolve™ S12 valuesUnless a row says otherwise: specimen not stated | |||
| Density | 1.37 g/cm3p. 6: Density ASTM D792 (ISO 1183, GB/T 1033) | ASTM D792, ISO 1183, GB/T 1033 | |
| Melt mass-flow rate | 7.8 g/10 minp. 6: Melt Index 210 °C, 2.16 kg | no standard namedAs the sheet prints it: 210 °C 2.16 kg | |
Print settings
- Nozzle
- 215–225 °Cown data sheet
- Bed
- 25–60 °Cown data sheet
- Heated chamber
- not requiredown data sheet
- Drying
- 80 °C for 12 hown data sheet
- Hardened nozzle
- not stated
Its 2 print profiles, in the documents' words
- Nozzle 215°C - 225°C; Bed 25°C - 60°C; Drying 80˚C for 12hPolymaker, PolyDissolve™ S1p. 4: Recommended printing settings; p. 6: Drying settings
- Nozzle 215 – 225 (℃); Bed 25 - 60 (˚C); Drying use a heated filament dryer on the lowest setting for the entirety of your printPolymaker, PolyDissolve™ S1 | Polymaker Wikip. 1: Nozzle temperature; p. 1: Build surface treatment; p. 1: Build plate temperature; p. 1: Closure Chamber; p. 1: Print Tips (drying)
Price
121 CAD/kgthe median of its 2 regular prices in the sample
2 listings
- Voxel Factory: 103 CAD/kgPolymaker PolyDissolve S1 1.75mm 0.75kg (SKU PMK-PDS-0S1-175-750)in its price; seen 30 Sep 2026
- MakerWiz: 140 CAD/kgPolymaker PolyDissolve™ S1 Filament - 750 g / 1.75mm / Natural Off-White (SKU 61000182)in its price; seen 30 Sep 2026
Its 3 documents
What the maker says (19)
- Pitfalls and limitations
Though it is possible to use PolyDissolve™ S1 with a single nozzle, it is not recommended due to increase chances of clogging when swapping materials.
Polymaker, PolyDissolve™ S1 | Polymaker Wikip. 1 - Moisture sensitivity
PolyDissolve™ S1 is a very hygroscopic material, meaning it absorbs moisture very easily.
Polymaker, PolyDissolve™ S1 | Polymaker Wikip. 1 - Moisture sensitivity
You should use a heated filament dryer on the lowest setting for the entirety of your print.
Polymaker, PolyDissolve™ S1 | Polymaker Wikip. 1 - Moisture sensitivity
If you hear any "popping" or "cracking", or you see the filament bubbling up when extruded, you need to dry the material.
Polymaker, PolyDissolve™ S1 | Polymaker Wikip. 1 - Supports and removal
PolyDissolve™ S1 is a PVA-based filament engineered to provide water-soluble support for PLA, TPU, PVB, and Nylon-based filaments.
Polymaker, PolyDissolve™ S1 | Polymaker Wikip. 1 - Supports and removal
It forms a perfect interface with these materials, offering strong support during printing and dissolving cleanly in water for easy post-processing.
Polymaker, PolyDissolve™ S1 | Polymaker Wikip. 1 - Supports and removal
Specifically designed for use with Polymaker’s PLA, TPU, PVB, and Nylon filaments, PolyDissolve™ S1 displays excellent solubility and is ideal for intricate prints with complex overhangs and internal structures.
Polymaker, PolyDissolve™ S1 | Polymaker Wikip. 1 - Supports and removal
Supports typically dissolve in 6–12 hours.
Polymaker, PolyDissolve™ S1 | Polymaker Wikip. 1 - Supports and removal
Dissolution can be sped up by increasing water temperature, changing water regularly, or adding water movement.
Polymaker, PolyDissolve™ S1 | Polymaker Wikip. 1 - Printing advice
IDEX or ToolChanger is recommended.
Polymaker, PolyDissolve™ S1 | Polymaker Wikip. 1 - Printing advice
You need to print PolyDissolve™ S1 very slowly - we recommend no higher than 60mm/s or 8mm^3/s max volumetric speed.
Polymaker, PolyDissolve™ S1 | Polymaker Wikip. 1 - Printing advice
It is possible to print a material and PolyDissolve out of a single nozzle but you need to make sure you properly purge all of the previous material when swapping.
Polymaker, PolyDissolve™ S1 | Polymaker Wikip. 1 - Supports and removal
PVA has excellent solubility in water, making PolyDissolve™ S1 a very good dissolvable support material for FFF 3d printing.
Polymaker, PolyDissolve™ S1p. 4 - Supports and removal
PolyDissolve™ S1 can be used as full support material or only as the interface between the support structure and the model, this later can allow the support to be easily removable by hand but will also speed up the dissolving process.
Polymaker, PolyDissolve™ S1p. 4 - Supports and removal
PolyDissolve™ S1 is designed to be partially removable by hand so we recommend to remove the support that can be easily pealed off before submerging the model into water.
Polymaker, PolyDissolve™ S1p. 5 - Supports and removal
After partially removing the support the model can be submerged in water to dissolve away the rest of the support.
Polymaker, PolyDissolve™ S1p. 5 - Supports and removal
This process can be speed up by agitating the water, using warm water (>50˚C) or regularly changing the water.
Polymaker, PolyDissolve™ S1p. 5 - Supports and removal
It is specifically engineered to have a perfect interface with these materials while also displaying good solubility.
Polymaker, PolyDissolve™ S1p. 6 - Supports and removal
PolyDissolve™ S1 is a water dissolvable support for PLA, TPU, PVB and Nylon based filaments from our portfolio.
Polymaker, PolyDissolve™ S1p. 6
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Not published by any product: tensile strength (Z) and HDT at 1.8 MPa.
Values are for the colour each sheet tested; pigment can change them.