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Taulman 3D

Taulman 3D Alloy 910 Filament 2.85mm 1lb Black 3d printers accessory

SKU CH-V02P-ZTB31

High-performance nylon-based filament prints at 250–255 °C with 8,100 PSI tensile strength and 32 % elongation

  • ColorBlack
  • TypeFilament
  • High tensile strength of 8100 PSI for durable parts
  • 32% elongation absorbs impact without snapping
  • Prints at 250 to 255C on beds from 30 to 65C
  • 85mm diameter fits compatible 3D printers
  • Nylon-based polymer eases support removal versus ABS

Material and format

Taulman 3D Alloy 910 is a high-performance nylon-based filament supplied on a 1 lb spool in black. It has a 2.85 mm diameter and prints at 250°C to 255°C with a bed temperature of 30°C to 65°C.

Who it suits and who it does not

Professionals in aerospace, automotive, agriculture, healthcare, product design and general engineering will value the 8,100 psi tensile strength and 32% elongation for strong, stiff parts. Printers limited to lower nozzle temperatures or without a heated bed cannot process this material.

Deciding specification

The 95°C working temperature range defines the operational envelope for printed components. Buyers needing parts that withstand higher continuous heat must select a different polymer.

Highlights

  • High tensile strength of 8100 PSI for durable parts
  • 32% elongation absorbs impact without snapping
  • Prints at 250 to 255C on beds from 30 to 65C
  • 85mm diameter fits compatible 3D printers
  • Nylon-based polymer eases support removal versus ABS

Specifications

Brandtaulman3d
ColorBlack
TypeFilament

Questions about this item

Will the 2.85 mm Alloy 910 filament feed reliably through a Bowden extruder designed for 2.85 mm stock?

Yes — the filament diameter is 2.85 mm, so it matches extruders built for that size.

How can I confirm the Alloy 910 is printing correctly at the recommended 250-255 °C nozzle and 30-65 °C bed temperatures?

Look for strong layer adhesion, minimal warping, and a tensile feel consistent with the 8100 psi spec after the part cools.

Does the 1 lb spool of black Alloy 910 include a desiccant pack or must I buy one separately?

The box contains only the filament spool; a desiccant pack and any drying equipment are separate purchases.

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