Overview of Nevermore Scorch
Nevermore Scorch is an advanced air filtration media, designed for the unique demands of 3D printer chambers, especially at elevated temperatures.
Traditional carbon filters become less effective above 50°C and are significantly less efficient above 60°C. Nevermore Scorch adds the heat resistance regular carbon lacks, and when mixed into carbon increases the range of VOCs that can be caught, making a carbon/scorch mix the best filtering solution for all filament/resin types.
- Zeolite-based, highly microporous adsorption medium, enhanced with potassium permanganate (KMnO4).
- Chemically transform printer VOC toxins like styrene – a major VOC in ABS and ASA filaments – into harmless potassium benzoate (food additive).
- The process is not harmed by high chamber temps, but accelerated, making Nevermore Scorch ideal for heated 3D printer chambers!
- Colour changes from bright purple to a dullish grey as its being spent, giving a visual indication of when its time to swap filter media!
Innovative Filtration Technology
This product is a zeolite-based, highly microporous adsorption medium, enhanced with potassium permanganate (KMnO4). This combination can not only bind VOCs permanently, but even transform toxins like styrene – a major VOC in ABS filaments – into harmless potassium benzoate (food additive). The process is not harmed by high chamber temps, but accelerated, making Nevermore Scorch ideal for heated 3D printer chambers!
Scorch colour changes from bright purple to a dullish grey as its slowly being spent, giving a perfect visual indication of when its time to swap filter media!
Optimal Carbon/Scorch Ratios for Temperature Ranges
- Below 35°C: 90% Carbon / 10% Scorch
- 40°C ± 5°C: 75% Carbon / 25% Scorch
- 50°C ± 5°C: 50% Carbon / 50% Scorch
- 60°C ± 5°C: 25% Carbon / 75% Scorch
- Above 65°C: 100% Scorch
Needs to be used in combination with
Nevermore Carbon pelletsCompatibility and Printer Safety
Nevermore Scorch is steam-activated and designed to be safe for use in 3D printers, without causing damage printer metal parts. Additionally, the pellets are visually indicative of their usage: bright purple when fresh, turning grey as they react and become spent! This visual cue provides a simple and effective way to monitor the lifespan of your filtration media.
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