PVDF Filament Database

High purity chemical resistant fluoropolymer. Browse 4 PVDF filaments from 3 brands.

Our take on PVDF

Tier F

Prints like PETG but tougher; very durable; hydrophobic (no drying)

Nozzle: 220-260°CBed: 70-90°CEnclosure: Recommended
Read our full PVDF guide with vetted settings, pros and cons, and safety notes →

This database tracks 4 PVDF filaments from 3 brands. High purity chemical resistant fluoropolymer. Across these products, nozzle temperatures range 195-220°C and bed temperatures 45-60°C. Popular PVDF brands include 3DXTech, Add-North, SMART MATERIALS 3D.

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Filaments
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Brands
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With Verified Specs
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With Temp Data

PVDF Filaments by Brand

FilamentNozzle TempBed TempSlicerSource
PVDF195-220°C45-60°C-Verified
FilamentNozzle TempBed TempSlicerSource
PVDF---Community
PVDF Adamant S1--
PrusaSlicer: addnorth Adamant S1Bambu Studio: addnorth PVDF Adamant S1 (GF_ANPV)+2 more
Community
FilamentNozzle TempBed TempSlicerSource
PVDF---Community

PVDF Filament FAQ

What temperature do you print PVDF at?
PVDF filaments in this database print with nozzle temperatures of 195-220°C and bed temperatures of 45-60°C. Always check the specific manufacturer's recommended settings for your spool.
Which brands make PVDF filament?
We track PVDF from 3 brands, including 3DXTech, Add-North, SMART MATERIALS 3D. 1 product has manufacturer-verified specifications.
Is PVDF good for 3D printing?
High purity chemical resistant fluoropolymer. See our PVDF print guide for detailed pros, cons, print settings and recommended use cases.

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