Temperature Settings for Stratasys® Fortus 3D Printers
Will this material behave correctly in a Fortus® chamber?
Fortus compatibility is defined by process conditions (active oven temperature, model extrusion setpoint, support material, support setpoint) and a small number of thermal limits that must align with those conditions over long builds.
Typical profiles shown for Fortus® 400mc / 450mc / 900mc class systems. Exact values vary by head, tip, and Insight configuration.
Fortus® Temperature Chart by Material (Model, Support & Oven)
This table answers:
What temperature Stratasys® Fortus® 400mc / 450mc / 900mc materials print at · Fortus® active oven (heated chamber) temperatures and model/support setpoints · ABS-M30®, ASA, PC, Nylon 12, ULTEM™ 9085, ULTEM™ 1010, PPSF and Antero™ (PEKK) print temperatures · Which materials remain stable in high-temperature Fortus® chambers · What is the highest temperature Stratasys® FDM® material
| Material | Active Oven Temp (°C) | Model Setpoint (°C) | Support Material | Support Setpoint (°C) | Vicat Softening (°C) | HDT @ 264 psi (°C) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ABS-M30 / ABS-M30i | 90 | 315 | SR-35 | 275 | 105 | 100 |
| ASA | 90 | 330 | SR-30 | 310 | 103 | 98 |
| ABS-ESD7 | 90 | 315 | SR-30 | 310 | 105 | 101 |
| Nylon 12 | 95 | 355 | SR-110 | 320 | 168 | 84 |
| Nylon 6 | 100 | 340 | SR-110 | 320 | 215 | 93 |
| PC-ABS | 115 | 325 | SR-30 / SR-20 | 320 | 142 | 108 |
| PC / PC-ISO | 140 | 345 | SR-100 | 320 | 148 | 127 |
| Antero™ (PEKK) | 145 | 390 | Antero™ Support | 360 | 265 | 157 |
| ULTEM™ 9085 | 185 | 375 | ULTEM™ 9085 Support | 420 | 188 | 170 |
| ULTEM™ 1010 | 220 | 395 | ULTEM™ 1010 Support | 400 | 218 | 212 |
| PPSF | 220 | 411 | PPSF Support | 400 | 232 | 216 |
Key takeaway
Fortus® compatibility is defined by thermal margin (oven vs softening/HDT behavior) and system alignment (model + support + setpoints) over production-length builds.
- Oven temperature must stay meaningfully below softening limits.
- Support is part of compatibility, not an accessory.
- Small flaws multiply in production environments.