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2.3KG 3D FilaPrint Light Green Premium PLA 1.75mm 3D Printer Filament
£55.06 £45.88 ex. VAT
An easy to print Premium PLA, extremely low warp (if at all) slightly modified PLA to give your prints extra strength and durability. VAT will be added at checkout, though we have covered the cost of regular postage! Plus if you buy two spools before 3pm today you will receive them next day (within the UK, Weekdays only).
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- Description
- What is PLA?
- Additional information
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Description
3D Filaprint Premium PLA. Low warp, easy to print. The filament spool is bagged, sealed and boxed. Ensuring that it arrives with you moisture free and ready to print. Fantastic layer bonding, low temperature printing, no heated platform is necessary as it lays down beautifully on the majority of FFF/FDM 3D printer platform surfaces. Superb tolerances with a smooth finish, a perfect compliment to your 3D printer. PLA’s Low cost and printability make it useful for a range of projects on your desktop machine. This filament can reliably print without an enclosure or heated bed, making it the go-to material for any and all 3D printers. Having tested this material extensively on our 3D printers, we can guarantee You will consistently see a stunning level of quality when printing with this product, making it great value for money.
Features:
- Tougher and less brittle compared to regular PLA
- Easy to print at low temperature
- Little “warping”
- biodegradable
- Limited odor
| Diameter | Tolerance | Roundness |
|---|---|---|
| 1.75mm | ± 0,05mm | >95% |
| Characteristics | Test Method | Typical Value |
| Specific Gravity | ASTM D1505 | 1,24 g/cc |
| MFI | 6,0 g/10 min | |
| Tensile Strength | ASTM D882 | 110 MPa (MD) 145 MPa (TD) |
| Elongation at break | ASTM D882 | 160 MPa (MD) 100 MPa (TD) |
| Tensile Modulus | ASTM D882 | 3310 MPa (MD) 3860 MPa (TD) |
| Impact Strength | 7,5 KJ/m≤ | |
| Printing Characteristics | Test Method | Typical Value |
| Printing temperature | 180-210°c | |
| Melting temperature | 210±10°c | |
| Melting point | ASTM D3418 | 145-160°c |
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PLA
Overview
PLA is easy to print, at low cost. Non-toxic and Eco friendly. A perfect starting point for people new to 3D printing.
PLA is created from all-natural renewable resources, and under the correct conditions, is fully biodegradable. This material is typically used for prototypes or decorative prints; Due to the low temperatures and ease of use, features tend to print sharper and more detailed. Its non-toxic nature means that it can be printed for food and medical applications if done so from a sterile and sanitized environment.
However, PLA prints are prone to snapping and breaking under pressure, and become damaged and discolored from high temperatures and prolonged exposure to sunlight or water.
Used for: Design prototypes, Plastic Cups, Medical Implants, Food containers.
Printability
Very Easy
Pros
- Low Cost
- Easy to Print
- Eco Friendly
- Does Not Warp
Cons
- Less robust than other materials
- Vulnerable to Water and sunlight
Recommended Settings
Print Temp
180°C -210°C
Cooling Fan on
Temp may vary on brand
Bed Temp
Temp may vary on brand
Print Surface
No Heated Bed Required
No Enclosure Required
Example Prints
Additional information
| Weight | 2.3 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 300 × 300 × 100 mm |
| Filament Brand | 3D FilaPrint |
| Filament Colour | Green |
| Filament Diameter | 1.75mm |
| Filament Type | PLA |
| Filament Weight | 2.3Kg |
| RAL Colour Reference | 6027 |
| Filament Weight | 2.3kg |
| Filament Range | FilaPrint Premium PLA |
1 review for 2.3KG 3D FilaPrint Light Green Premium PLA 1.75mm 3D Printer Filament
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Stephen Rodway –
Seems a bit brittle
Colour is more “Baby Blue” than “Light Green”, prints nicely and with no trouble but the final prints seem a bit brittle compared to other PLAs, not enough to be an issue for most parts, it’s fine for anything artistic or where the loads are going to be entirely compressive, but for structural items that see any bending forces it seems more prone to brittle failure than other PLAs we’ve used.