Filament · Material Type

Carbon Fiber Filament

Chopped carbon fiber blended into an engineering base resin for outstanding stiffness, low weight, and dimensional stability. CF-reinforced filaments print flatter, resist bending, and give parts a premium matte-black finish — the choice for jigs, fixtures, drone frames, and structural brackets.

Very stiffLightweightLow warpMatte finish

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Carbon Fiber Filament — Rev1 Technologies

Featured in CF (Carbon Filled)

CarbonX PEEK+CF10 — Carbon Fiber PEEK Filament

$215

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CarbonX PEKK-A+CF15 [AERO] — Carbon Fiber PEKK Filament

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CarbonX PEEK+CF10 — Carbon Fiber PEEK Filament

$215

In stock

CarbonX PEKK-A+CF15 [AERO] — Carbon Fiber PEKK Filament

Bambu Lab PET-CF 3D Printing Filament

$99

In stock

What is carbon fiber filament?

Carbon fiber filament is an engineering base polymer — most often nylon (PA-CF), PETG-CF, PC-CF, or ABS-CF — reinforced with short, chopped carbon fibers. The fibers dramatically increase stiffness (flexural modulus) and dimensional stability while lowering weight and warp.

The result is a rigid, matte-black part that holds its shape under load. The trade-off: chopped carbon is abrasive and wears out brass nozzles quickly, so a hardened steel or ruby nozzle is mandatory. Note that CF adds stiffness, not impact toughness — it can make a part more brittle than the unfilled base resin.

Carbon fiber vs glass fiber vs unfilled — how to choose

Reinforcement changes what the part can do:

Carbon fiber (CF)Highest stiffness-to-weight and lowest warp. Best for structural, lightweight parts — abrasive, needs a hardened nozzle, more brittle.

Glass fiber (GF)Stiff and strong with more toughness retained than CF, lower cost. Best for durable functional parts — also abrasive.

Unfilled baseTougher and less brittle, cheaper, brass-nozzle friendly. Best when impact resistance matters more than rigidity.

Reach for CF when you need a stiff, light, stable part; choose the base resin's toughness when impact is the priority.

Printing carbon fiber successfully

Use a hardened nozzle. Chopped carbon is abrasive — hardened steel or ruby is required or brass wears out fast.
Dry the filament. Most CF bases (especially nylon) are hygroscopic — dry before and during printing.
Follow the base resin's profile — temps and enclosure needs come from the PA/PC/PETG/ABS base.
Slightly larger nozzle (0.4–0.6 mm) reduces clogging from fiber clumps.
Expect a matte finish — fibers hide layer lines and give a premium look.

Carbon fiber brands stocked at Rev1

Rev1 Technologies stocks carbon-fiber-reinforced filament from multiple brands, all shipped from Auburn Hills, Michigan with real phone support. Use the brand filter below to narrow the range, or call (248) 707-2950 for spec, bulk, and color-match help.