What is the best resolution for 3D printing?

With a 3D printer resolution of 0,01 millimeter (10 microns) on the XY-axis and a resolution 0,05 millimeter (50 microns) on the Z-axis, the Tractus3D DESK printers can print even the finest details. When your objects do not require such detail, you can print at a lower resolution up to 1000 micron.

Which 3D printing material is the strongest?

Polycarbonate
Polycarbonate is the undisputed king of materials for desktop 3D printing. Even we were surprised at polycarbonate’s strength. In comparison to nylon at 7,000 psi, polycarbonate’s tensile strength of 9,800 psi makes it the ideal choice for high-strength, functional components.

How can I make my 3D prints stronger?

To improve the strength of FDM 3D prints: reduce cooling, increase extrusion width, use rectilinear infill, increase the number of perimeters, and use thinner layers.

What is the strongest 3D print infill?

Infill & Shells

• Triangular Infill: Triangular infill is the strongest infill pattern because triangles are the strongest shape.
• Rectangular Infill: Rectangular infill is the only infill type that can achieve a 100\% dense part because it consists of a grid of parallel and perpendicular extrusions.

What determines resolution in 3D printing?

3D printing resolution is the quality, or level of detail, at which your part is created. In general, the printer’s movement on both the XY and Z planes determines how fine the resolution will be, with smaller movements typically yielding higher resolutions.

How do you make PLA stronger?

In addition, annealing reduces the brittle tendencies of PLA by increasing ductility. In effect, annealing is the best way to make the PLA strength better. PLA heat resistance is low, virtually the lowest of any 3D printing material. The glass transition temperature of regular PLA is 60C to 65C (140F to 150F).