Anycubic PC

Anycubic PC is a polycarbonate filament for functional parts that need high strength and heat resistance. It shrugs off impacts and won't deform at high temperatures, making it a solid choice for load-bearing parts or anything that runs near a heat source. Unlike PLA and PETG, polycarbonate prints much hotter and needs an enclosure — but the finished part comes out nearly indestructible.

Print Settings

• Nozzle temperature: 260–300 °C
• Bed temperature: 100–120 °C
• Print speed: 30–40 mm/s (recommended), up to 60 mm/s
• Diameter: 1.75 mm
• Enclosure required, plus an all-metal hotend and filament drying

Anycubic PC is built for engineering work: enclosures, brackets, gears, threaded parts, and anything under load or heat. You'll need a printer with an all-metal hotend rated to 300 °C, a heated bed up to 120 °C, and an enclosure — like the Anycubic Kobra Max, Bambu Lab X1C, QIDI, or other engineering-grade machines. Available in black, white, and translucent white.