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HATCHBOX PLA Filament 1.75mm Baby Blue, 3D Printer Filament 1KG Spool, Dimensional Accuracy +/- 0.03mm, Clog Free & Tangle Free, Vacuum Sealed with Desiccant

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  • 1.75mm PLA FILAMENT 1KG SPOOL: 1 kg (2.20 lbs) of Baby Blue PLA 3d Printer filament with +- 0.03mm dimensional accuracy. Recommended nozzle temp 180 c 220 c (356 F 410 F). Compatible with most FDM 3D Printers
  • CLOG FREE & TANGLE FREE: Our Baby Blue PLA filament is precision wound and vacuum sealed with desiccant to prevent moisture absorption, clogs, and tangles so every print runs clean from start to finish
  • WIDE PRINTER COMPATIBILITY: This 3D printer PLA filament works with Creality Ender 3, Bambu Lab, Prusa, Elegoo Neptune, Anycubic, and most FDM printers. No heated bed required, low warp, little to no odor
  • BEGINNER TO PRO: Weather youre running your first print or your thousandth, HATCHBOX Baby Blue PLA filament Delivers consistent flow, minimal stringing, and high detail resolution for models, prototypes, and art
  • TRUSTED BY MAKERS & ENGINEERS: HATCHBOX has been a go to 3D printing filament brand since 2014, available in 30+ colors and materials. Backed by a 30-day free replacement guarantee and responsive customer service

Description

Polylactic acid is the gold standard for most thermoplastic printing applications. Formulated with plant-based materials and polymers, this non-toxic, low-odor material does not require the use of a heated bed. Each package of PLA Baby Blue contains a 1 kg (~2.20 lbs) spool at 1.75 mm filament diameter with a dimensional accuracy of +/- 0.03 mm). We recommend printing at a nozzle temperature of 180°C - 210°C (356°F - 410°F). Make more than just models with 3D printing! Design and bring to life your inventions and other functional pieces for use in everyday applications like custom phone cases, wallets, salt shakers, sculptures, candle holders, dog tags and tons more. The sky's the limit! Your creativity begins with Hatchbox filament. Polylactic acid is loved for its easy, odorless printing with minimal warping. With no heated bed necessary, Hatchbox PLA printer filament is a green-friendly choice that can be used with many styles of printing to create strong, smooth and glossy prints in a variety of bold colors. At Hatchbox, we are proud to provide the tools you need to innovate in life and in work whether a seasoned printer or just starting out. We help you push your ideas forward with the best in 3D printing materials so you can make your designs a reality. Hatchbox 3D filaments are loved by the printing community for their excellent composition, offering clog, bubble and tangle-free printing. Every spool is designed to offer the highest caliber of performance possible. That’s the Hatchbox pledge. No matter what your latest project calls for, we have a filament to suit any need, from heat resistance and durability, to flexibility and odorless extrusion. Our exhaustive catalog provides the choices you want to help you get the job done quickly and easily. One of the most important factors of any print comes down to color. Hatchbox 3D colors are bold and vibrant. Mix and match bright primaries and nuanced hues with gloss, textured, sparkle, transparent, and even wood and marble-mimicking filaments. Trust all of your prints to Hatchbox! We strive to make 3D printing an enjoyable and error-free process for our customers. That’s why each filament is carefully formulated and thoroughly evaluated to save you time and effort every time you print. At HATCHBOX 3D, we strive to make every 3D printing experience simple and satisfying. We take great pride in making sure that you get the best results with every print you make. Hatchbox3D provides high quality 3D printing filaments for creators and innovators so they can bring their ideas to life and add their unique color to this world.

Brand: HATCHBOX


Material: Polylactic Acid


Color: Baby Blue


Item Weight: 1 kg


Item Diameter: 1.75 millimeters


Brand Name: HATCHBOX


Additional Features: Wide temperature and speed range, minimal warping, high-detail resolution


UPC: 191314037636


Manufacturer Part Number: 3D PLA-1KG1.75-BBLU


Unit Count: 1 Count


Manufacturer: HATCHBOX


Number of Items: 1


Model Number: 3D PLA-1KG1.75-BBLU


Item Weight: 1 kg


Item Diameter: 1.75 millimeters


Material Type: Polylactic Acid


Color: Baby Blue


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