Polymaker PolySupport Breakaway Filament for PLA 1.75mm, Pearl White, 0.75kg
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Style: 750g Break Away Support Material for 1.75mm PLA
Features
- PLA SUPPORT MATERIAL: Designed for Polymaker PLA-based filaments. Use for support structures or assign it to support interface layers in your slicer for overhangs and complex geometry.
- BREAKAWAY REMOVAL: Separate supports mechanically after printing, without soaking. Tune the support interface gap to balance adhesion and removal for your model and printer.
- DUAL-NOZZLE SETUP: IDEX, toolchanger or other two-nozzle printers keep model PLA and support material on separate paths. If sharing one nozzle, purge thoroughly between material changes.
- TDS PRINT SETTINGS: For a 0.4mm nozzle, Polymaker lists 220-230C nozzle, 25-60C bed and cooling fan on. Adjust the profile for your printer, PLA filament and part geometry.
- STORAGE AND SPOOL FIT: Keep filament sealed and dry; Polymaker lists 55C for 6 hours if drying is needed. Check the 0.75kg spool fits your feeder or spool holder before loading.
Description
Polymaker is a developer and manufacturer of 3D printing materials committed to innovation, quality, and sustainability. Its award-winning product portfolio has enabled numerous individuals and companies to better create and make.
Brand: Polymaker
Material: PLA Break Away Support
Color: Polysupport 1.75mm Pearl White (Hex Code #F6f1ec)
Item Weight: 0.75 kg
Item Diameter: 1.75 millimeters
Brand Name: Polymaker
Additional Features: Break-away support for PLA, easy mechanical removal, tangle-free and moisture-free filament
Manufacturer Part Number: PD04001
Unit Count: 1 Count
Manufacturer: Polymaker
Number of Items: 1
Number of Packs: 1
Model Number: PD04001
Item Weight: 0.75 kg
Item Diameter: 1.75 millimeters
Material Type: PLA Break Away Support
Color: Polysupport 1.75mm Pearl White (Hex Code #F6f1ec)
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Style: 750g Break Away Support Material for 1.7...
I tried using this "support filament", it doesn't weld itself to the print. I set my slicer up so it only uses the support filament on the Support/Raft Interface. Meaning it only prints 2 layers (I use 3 Layers) between your support and the print. It lasts a very long time because of this, and works great. Great product, don't let the price scare you off, just do this and it uses very little material per print.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 30, 2024 by Dean Kershner
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This Polymaker Break Away filament leaves a little bit to be desired. It is dimensionally accurate at 1.75mm in diameter it is within the specs and seems good quality on the roll. However it is a bit brittle and then print quality is mediocre, and that is with quite a bit of tuning. As it is a support material and not typically seen the color quality, while good is not all that important. The spool is well wound providing good tangle resistance.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 31, 2025 by rob
Style: 750g Break Away Support Material for 1.7...
Personally I do not like the cardboard filament reels, even though the filament preforms very well
Reviewed in the United States on June 30, 2026 by R Hacker
Style: 750g Break Away Support Material for 1.7...
I really couldn't be more happy with the filament. I was originally considering soluble filament for supports but I didn't want to deal with dissolving supports all the time while prepping items. I'm running it on a Prusa MK3S+ with an MMU3 with the soluble interface profile on Prusa Slicer and it prints great without any extra tuning. The filament doesn't come off perfectly without some picking at it but the finish is much better than using supports with standard PLA. I'll definitely be using more of this filament in my print farm.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 12, 2024 by Doug
Style: 750g Break Away Support Material for 1.7...
Really good support material
Reviewed in the United States on August 8, 2026 by JAIME CAÑAS
Style: 750g Break Away Support Material for 1.7...
Disclaimer: I am brand new to 3D printing and while my own lack of knowledge is really to blame, this company could have done a lot better at informing me on some information that I apparently needed to have. That's why I'm taking stars away. I have no idea if this is a good support product or not because I couldn't get that far. Let me explain I literally have had a 3D printer for maybe three weeks. I don't understand all the slicer settings yet. I don't understand many things and if a print fails I don't have the foggiest idea why. That's important to note. However there are a lot of people that are brand new to this hobby. There are a lot of people that have had their 3D printer for a long time and never did anything with it because it's so overwhelming. Filament companies should go out of their way to help inform people that purchase their product. I have no idea what kind of filament I would even select in my Ace Pro. I have an Anycubic Kobra S1 with the Ace Pro filament feeder thing. I literally don't know if this is PLA or PETG or what settings I should do. I don't understand any of it. There's nothing I can find on the package and I find that very frustrating. The reason why I got this is because one of my very first prints that I tried had a whole bunch of supports on it and I couldn't break them off because I didn't understand yet. Once I found the information that I needed about doing supports in a different filament, I ordered this, thinking this would be great. That's number one. I have no idea what it is. Maybe that's just ignorance on my part but there's gonna be a lot of ignorant people when it comes to lack of knowledge. I'm using the word ignorant strictly in the sense of a novice person having less knowledge or having a novice person getting into the hobby with literally zero knowledge. There's gonna be a lot of people like that that are gonna be in the same boat as me. Number two, evidently you can't use this width of a filament spool in an Ace Pro. It just has something to do with it not being wide enough. Well as a brand newcomer into this hobby, I have no idea what to do. If it doesn't fit in the thing where I have to put my filament, I don't know how to use it. I understand that there are ways now or I should say, now I am understanding that there are some things that I can do differently, like not put it in there and then just run it on an outside spool. Everybody told me that you need to have everything in a dry box of some sort so I understand that all this information will be worked out at some point in my near future and I'll know how to proceed. I find that very frustrating that there's not anywhere any sort of a disclaimer or a heads up that this may not work in your automatic filament feeder system deal thingy. Whatever you want to call it, AMS, ACE, whatever. Because this isn't a full 1 kg spool, it's not wide enough. It inevitably tilts over and jams up if you try to put it in an ACE. I imagine an AMS as well but I could be wrong. Considering I don't know what type of filament it is, I don't know what I should select in my slicer or on the face of my ACE. I don't know what settings to use. I'm disappointed and I feel that that information should have been readily available and it certainly should be on the spool somewhere but it's not
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Reviewed in the United States on July 12, 2026 by Amazon Customer
Style: 750g Break Away Support Material for 1.7...
I use this product for nearly all of my PLA prints in my print farm. It cleanly breaks free with only the slightest amount needing removed by a pick. I use mine with a .2mm layer, leaving a nice finish behind.
Reviewed in the United States on March 11, 2026 by Jon Linville
Style: 750g Break Away Support Material for 1.7...
These were requested Christmas gifts. He is into ai and was happy to get them.
Reviewed in the United States on March 12, 2026 by lindalouise