iglidur® i190, filament for 3D printing

iglidur i190 has the highest wear resistance of all igus filaments and is, among other things, more wear-resistant than conventional plastics such as POM, PE, or PA. It also stands out for having the highest strength of all iglidur filaments and can withstand application temperatures of up to 90 °C when tempered. Thanks to its outstanding tribological and mechanical properties, it is ideal for demanding functional components and is the perfect alternative to machined wear parts. The filament is highly sensitive to moisture and should therefore be stored in a dry container and actively dried.

Printing Guidelines and Material Profiles

The processing guidelines for iglidur i190, as well as material profiles for Bambu Lab, Prusa, and Ultimaker, can be found in the “Downloads” tab and here in the overview.

When is another material more suitable?

• Operating temperature consistently > 90 °C → iglidur J260
• Applications underwater or in high-humidity environments → iglidur i180
• Food-grade compliant with FDA and EU 10/2011 → iglidur i151 · iglidur A350 for temperatures up to 180 °C
• Easier-to-process tribofilament → iglidur i150

Flexural strength (flat printed): according to ISO 178
Coefficient of friction/wear resistance: according to DIN 50324; load: 10 N; 0.5 m/s, against stainless steel (V2A)

Test parameters: v: 0.5 m/s; PxV: 0.71; load: 10 N
Counter partner: stainless steel (V2A)