Polycarbonate (PC) 3D Printing & Price Calculator
Polycarbonate (PC) is pre-selected! Upload your STL/3MF model below – PC is the strongest unreinforced engineering thermoplastic for high-heat (112 °C) and high-impact parts.
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How it works
1. Upload your model
STL, OBJ or 3MF. The file is analysed in your browser - size, volume and overhanging surfaces.
2. Choose material and settings
Material, layer height, walls, infill and supports. The price updates instantly.
3. Add to cart
The file is added instantly to your cart and uploaded when you confirm your order at checkout.
Industrial Polycarbonate (PC) 3D Printing
High heat deflection, creep resistance, and dielectric strength without fibre additives
🔨 Superior Tensile & Impact Toughness
PC withstands heavy mechanical stress, clamping forces, and impact shocks without cracking or creeping over time.
🔥 112 °C Heat Deflection Temperature
Performs reliably next to hot motors, high-power LEDs, power supplies, and industrial machinery.
⚡ Pure Fibre-Free Electrical Insulation
When carbon fibres are prohibited due to conductivity or cleanliness requirements, pure PC provides top-tier dielectric insulation and strength.
Frequently asked questions
When should I pick PC over PA6-CF or ABS-GF?
Pick PC when you need high heat resistance (112 °C) and high strength in an unreinforced, fibre-free polymer (e.g., high-voltage insulators, smooth sliding surfaces, or translucent covers).
What colours of Polycarbonate do you stock?
We stock Jet Black, White, and Transparent Clear PC – check Step 1 for live availability.
Is 3D printed transparent PC optically clear like window glass?
Because FDM builds layer by layer, transparent PC is translucent (light-diffusing) rather than window-clear – great for LED lenses, sight windows, and illuminated covers.
Can PC parts be tapped or fitted with heat-set inserts?
Yes, PC holds machine threads and brass heat-set inserts with exceptional pull-out resistance.
How are PC parts printed to prevent warping?
All PC parts are printed inside actively heated, enclosed chambers at high nozzle and bed temperatures for strong interlayer fusion.