Filament Drying Instructions

Proper filament drying is an important step toward achieving consistent print quality and reliable material performance. Many 3D printing materials absorb moisture from the surrounding environment, which can lead to poor surface finish, excessive stringing, bubbling, inconsistent extrusion, and reduced mechanical properties. Use the drying temperature and recommended drying time below as a starting point for each 3DXTECH material. For best results, dry filament before printing when moisture exposure is suspected and store material in a dry environment after drying.
150° C

8 Hours

PPSU

PSU

150° C

4-6 Hours

PEI 1010 (All variants)

PEI+GF

TPI

150° C

3 Hours

PEEK (All variants)

120° C

6-8 Hours

PEKK (All variants)

120° C

4-6 Hours

PEI 9085 (All variants)

120° C

4 Hours

HTN

HTS

PC

PC-ABS

PES

PPA

90° C

4 Hours

Nylon (All variants)

Obsidian (All variants)

80° C

4 Hours

ABS (All variants)

ASA (All variants)

ezPC (Filled versions)

PC

PC/ABS (All variants)

PPE/PS

65° C

4 Hours

PCTG

PETG (All variants)

PLA (All variants)

PP (Filled versions)

PVA

Simubone

TPU (All variants)

45° C

4 Hours

Economy PLA

Glitter PLA

Satin PLA

Not Needed

HIPS

PP (unfilled)

PVDF