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Weak Interlayer Bonding in PEEK 3D Printing

Problem Phenomenon
【Problem Phenomenon】FFF printed PEEK parts have low interlayer peel strength, and Z-direction performance is far worse than XY-direction
Cause Analysis
PEEK printing requires a nozzle of about 400℃, a bed temperature of about 100℃, and an enclosed chamber for heat preservation; when the interlayer temperature gradient is too large, fusion and diffusion are insufficient, and interlayer bonding is inherently weaker than '2079851475616104452
Solution
Use an enclosed constant-temperature chamber printer and keep the bed temperature around 100℃; nozzle at 400℃ ensures interlayer fusion; optimize printing parameters by weighing interlayer strength against precision
Key Takeaway
PEEK printing interlayer strength relies on chamber thermal management; open printers can hardly qualify; after confirming effectiveness, fix the parameters and practices into the work instruction to prevent recurrence
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