PC Filament #
What Is It? #
- Technical Name - Polycarbonate (PC)
- Chemical Formula - C15H16O2
- Glass Temp - 150°C
- Melt Temp - 270-310°C
- Thermoplastic


Hermann Schnell of Bayer - Source: Wikipedia
Who Invented It? #
The year was 1953 when Hermann Schnell of Bayer patented the first linear polycarbonate with the brand name of "Makrolon"
But you're here to Print...
So lets fast forward a bit to 2022 #
How to print with Polycarbonate (PC)? #
Quickstart:
- Hotend Temp: 310°C
- Bed Temp: 110°C
- Fan Speed: None
Bed surface preparation:
- Kaptop Tape
- PEI
- Glue Stick

J-Head™ Farmer shown 3D Printing PC Polycarbonate Filament *rendering