Siraya Tech Fiberheart Black PETG Pro CF Black
MaterialID MAT0198
3DPIceland Labs
Generated with 3DPIceland Engineering Platform v70.0.4 DIRECT-IMPACT-METHODOLOGY - Izod and Charpy Methodology
2026-10-04 18:12:06
46/100
7/8
30 / 80
26.39
Engineering profile
Recommended applications
- Rigid brackets, fixtures and shape-stable prototypes
- Repeatable print jobs and production-style batches
- Cosmetic parts, concept models or low-load prototypes
- Avoid high tensile load applications
- Avoid high impact components
Measured strengths
- Consistency: 77/100. Repeatability is one of the stronger signals in this material profile.
- Stiffness: 93/100. Stiffness is a relative advantage in this comparison group.
Limitations
- Tensile: 33/100. Avoid using this as the primary choice for tensile-loaded parts.
- Izod/Charpy impact family: 5/100. Validate impact or shock-loaded components against their application requirements.
- Layer adhesion: 21/100. Z-axis performance should be treated with caution.
Engineering trade-offs
- Good repeatability does not compensate for low tensile capability in load-bearing designs.
- Stiffness is useful for shape stability, but impact tolerance is a separate limitation.
- The report should be read as a suitability warning rather than a general-purpose recommendation.
Base-material printing guidance
| Guidance | Minimum | Recommended | Maximum | Unit |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nozzle temperature | 230 | 250 | 260 | °C |
| Bed temperature | 75 | 85 | 85 | °C |
| Print speed | 55 | 130 | 130 | mm/s |
| Cooling | 30 | 60 | 75 | % |
| Guidance | Value | Unit |
|---|---|---|
| Cooling guidance | Moderate | |
| Drying temperature | 65 | °C |
| Drying time | 6 | hours |
| Enclosure | Not required | |
| Printer / G-code reference | PrusaCoreOneL | |
| Slicer profile reference | Prusament PETG |
Print workflow checks
- Confirm nozzle temperature, bed temperature, speed, cooling and drying requirements from the manufacturer profile or spool label.
- Print a small validation part before committing to a long, costly or safety-relevant print.
- Orient the part so the governing load does not rely on an unverified or weak engineering axis.
- Reinforced filament: confirm an abrasion-resistant nozzle and manufacturer drying/storage requirements.
- Layer-adhesion evidence is weak; avoid critical Z-axis loading without additional validation.
Decision guidance
- Use this material mainly for low-load, visual or experimental parts.
- Do not choose it as a tensile-strength benchmark material.
- Validate impact-focused or shock-loaded designs against the measured Izod/Charpy results.
Stronger same-family alternatives
| MaterialID | Material | Manufacturer | Overall | Tensile | Impact | Izod | Charpy |
|---|
Testing methodology · Download PDF
Izod and Charpy Impact Strength
Izod Impact Strength · 2026-09-29
Instrument readings in kJ/m²
Mean 4.255 kJ/m²; Std. Dev 0.72 kJ/m²; CV 16.914%; Samples 10; Confidence 10
No break 0; invalid 0; excluded 0.
Comparative measurements; standard conformity unverified.
Charpy Impact Strength · 2026-09-29
Instrument readings in kJ/m²
Mean 3.168 kJ/m²; Std. Dev 0.245 kJ/m²; CV 7.728%; Samples 9; Confidence 9
No break 0; invalid 0; excluded 0.
Comparative measurements; standard conformity unverified.
Score policy engineering-score-v70-1: Overall requires tensile, stiffness, consistency, layer adhesion and the Izod/Charpy impact family, each with equal weight. Both impact methods and configured versioned references are required. Missing results and unconfigured scores remain n/a. Legacy Impact is historical only; thermal remains separate. Engineering-axis counts describe displayed evidence, not Overall completeness.