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03-13-2020, 02:16 PM #2
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Based on your requirements, PEEK filament may serve your purpose. The link presents a glass transition temperature of 293°C, just a bit higher than the 270°C in your post. A melting point of 653° is impressive, but the requirements to print are equally so.
To print with this material appears to require a very specialized printer as well as many cautions presented in the linked page.
Beyond PEEK, I've not seen much that manages the temperatures you require.
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