Eryone HIPS 3D Printer Filament

Eryone HIPS 3D Printer Filament

HIPS 3d Printer filament (High Impact Polystyrene) is a dissolvable filament that is frequently used as support material. It acts as a great support material because it is easily removed with Limonene solution, leaving the clean high-quality print that you want behind. HIPS requires no scraping, cutting, or any other method of removal that may cause damage to your prints.

HIPS is short for High Impact Polystyrene and is very similar to ABS. The primary difference is that HIPS uses Limonene as a solvent. This means that you can use HIPS as a support material which can then easily be dissolved by placing your print in Limonene. This is a fantastic alternative to sanding away regular support material which can make your hands sore and leave you feeling frustrated.

HIPS is as easy to print with as ABS but is much less likely to warp. HIPS is ideal for printing in conjunction with ABS because it has a similar strength and stiffness profile to ABS which means they complement each other well. It also helps that HIPS and ABS need to be printed around the same temperature.  HIPS prints best with the bed between 90-110°C and the extrusion temp around 230°C

HIPS (High Impact Polystyrene) is a dissolvable filament that is frequently used as support material. It acts as a great support material because it is easily removed with Limonene solution, leaving the clean high-quality print that you want behind. HIPS requires no scraping, cutting, or any other method of removal that may cause damage to your prints.

Try our premium blend of HIPS filament today and never sand away support material again!

Recommended Print Settings

• Extrusion Temperature: 220-240°C
• Bed Temperature: 90-110°C
• This filament comes sealed in a bag with desiccant to maintain freshness.

Selling point

• Solubility
• Support
• Heat resistance
• High toughness
• High impact resistance

* Application

Support Material & Machinery

• HIPS has a large shrinkage rate, so you should pay attention to heat preservation when printing, and print in a printer with a closed chamber.
• It is recommended to set the distance between the support and the model to 0, the first contact layer to slow down and turn off the blowing fan to improve the bonding strength with the main material.
• Very good, strong support material
• Prints very easily
• Polymer doesn’t absorb moisture, no drying required!
• Can be removed from models by hand
• Can also be dissolved away with d-limonene
• HIPS is another industry favorite support, it works excellent with all the following, and is very popular among makers and the industrial 3D printing industry alike.
• Works perfectly with many materials, especially the industry’s workhorses like ABS and ASA.
• This includes all of our famous composite variants of these grades, such as carbon fiber, glass fiber, and ESD-safe.