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PC-Like materials typically have good chemical resistance, but specific performance depends on the material composition. It’s essential to understand the material resistance before using it under extreme chemical environments.

Post-processing methods may include sanding, polishing, and dyeing to enhance appearance and surface smoothness. Chemical treatments can also be used depending on the specific application.

Yes, PC-Like materials generally have similar transparency to polycarbonate, making them suitable for producing transparent or semi-transparent parts like clear cases and display covers.

PC-Like is typically an improved version of polycarbonate (PC) for better 3D printing characteristics, which may include better flowability, easier processing temperatures, and improved layer adhesion.

– Mechanical parts: PC-Like materials have excellent strength and wear resistance, making it suitable for high strength and wear resistant parts like gears, bearings, and machine components.

– High temperature parts: Polycarbonate and PC-like materials both remain stable at high temperatures, making them suitable for parts operating in high-temperature environments.

– Transparent or semi-transparent parts: Polycarbonate and PC-like are both transparent, making it a great material for transparent or semi-transparent parts like light covers, display screens, and clear cases.

– Electronic components: With its insulating properties, PC-Like is suitable for making electronic components, cases. and other electronic device compoenents.

-Industrial models and prototypes: The strength and wear resistance of PC-Like materials make them ideal for industrial models and prototypes, especially when high mechanical performance is required.

– Automotive parts: With its high strength and wear resistance, PC-Like materials are used in automotive interior , such as automotive interior components, engine parts, and other high-performance parts.