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Prusa launches new carbon-fiber and carbon-nanotube-filled 3D printing filament for electronics manufacturing

Prusa launches new carbon-fiber and carbon-nanotube-filled 3D printing filament for electronics manufacturing

Toms Hardware
11 lis 2026, 21:04Hardware
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Prusa released its new Prusament PETG ESD on Tuesday, a carbon-fiber and carbon-nanotube-filled filament designed to dissipate electrostatic energy for static-sensitive electronics manufacturing.

The Prusament PETG ESD Black filament incorporates carbon-fiber and carbon-nanotube technology to provide electrostatic dissipation, making it ideal for protecting sensitive electronic components during manufacturing. While suitable for hobbyist projects involving Raspberry Pi or ESP32 enclosures, Prusa is positioning this material primarily for professional electronics production environments.

Priced at $56.99 for a 1kg spool, the new filament represents a more cost-effective option compared to Prusa's existing non-ESD Prusament PETG Carbon Fiber variant. This competitive pricing strategy aims to make electrostatic-safe 3D printing more accessible to electronics manufacturers while maintaining material quality and performance standards.

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