Magigoo PP

MAGIGOO PP is designed for professional use and works exclusively with polypropylene filaments. The part should be relatively easy to remove after it cools. Glue residue is also easy to remove when the procedure below is followed.

Polypropylene (PP) is a thermoplastic semi-crystalline polymer with good impact resistance and ductility. It also has a relatively non-polar molecular structure, which makes it chemically resistant and therefore suitable for applications in food packaging and medical equipment. In the adhesive industry it is known that polyolefin materials are difficult to adhere to other types of materials. Combined with the partial crystallinity, this makes PP a particularly difficult material to print with. Magigoo PP solves this issue and provides additional convenience for FDM 3D printing.

MAGIGOO PP has been designed and tested for use with different PP filament brands.

Shake the bottle vigorously.

Apply to the desired area by pressing the nib on the print bed (activating the inner valve) and spreading as needed.

Print according to the filament and printer manufacturers’ recommendations.

Allow to cool and remove – The part should become easier to remove after sufficient cooling. If the part is hard to remove, use a scraper to assist part removal.

Clean - Use a wet hard sponge to remove all glue residue. Once the glue layer is wet, it will form a white layer that can be easily scrubbed off with an abrasive sponge. Once the layer is completely loose from the glass, it can be wiped away with a wet cloth and finally cleaned with a dry paper towel.

This adhesive is for professional use. Contact with eyes causes serious eye damage. Wash hands and exposed skin thoroughly after handling.

For larger prints, a 20 mm brim with multiple layers is recommended.

In cases of excess adhesion, it is recommended to wet the print bed with a small amount of water and slowly work it below the part; this should make part removal easier.