Polymaker PLA PRO Filament 1.75mm 1kg, Tough & High Rigidity Light Red 3D Printing Filament, PolyLite PLA PRO 3D Printer Filament 1.75mm, Print with Most 3D Printers
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Color: 106 - 1.75mm Light Red (Hex Code: #Dc605a)
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- PLA PRO: Exceptional Impact Strength & Rigidity: Polymaker PolyLite PLA PRO is an enhanced toughness PLA filament that offers greater impact strength than regular ABS. It boasts 1.6 times the rigidity of standard toughness-enhanced PLA filaments. This outstanding combination of toughness and stiffness represents a breakthrough in the 3D printing industry, making it ideal for mechanically demanding applications.
- Jam-Free, Excellent Printability & Layer Adhesion: Polymaker PLA PRO filament is produced using patented Jam-Free technology, offering superior printability and better layer adhesion than regular PLA, thanks to its unique properties.
- Tangle-Free & Moisture-Proof: PolyLite PLA PRO filament is meticulously wound to prevent tangling, dried, and vacuum-sealed in a resealable ziplock bag with desiccant. NOTE: Please guide the filament through the fixed hole after use to avoid tangles.
- Cardboard Spool: Polymaker PolyLite PLA PRO filament is packaged in a spool and box made from fully recycled cardboard.
- Perfect Gift: PolyLite PLA PRO is high-quality filament that your 3D printer will appreciate. Everyone is an artistbring home a spool of PolyLite PLA PRO and unleash your creativity, starting your journey to create amazing artwork!
Brand: Polymaker
Material: Polylactic Acid
Color: 106 - 1.75mm Light Red (Hex Code #Dc605a)
Item Weight: 1 Kilograms
Item Diameter: 1.75 Millimeters
Package Dimensions : 8.78 x 8.15 x 2.83 inches; 2.2 Pounds
Item model number : PA07035
Date First Available : May 30, 2022
Manufacturer : Polymaker
Country of Origin : China
Best Sellers Rank: #345 in Industrial & Scientific (See Top 100 in Industrial & Scientific) #31 in 3D Printing Filament
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Customer Reviews: 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars 2,692 ratings
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The media could not be loaded. So to start off, this 3D general FDE polylite PLA pro is pretty amazing and I’m about to buy my 3rd&4th rolls. Dimensional accuracy is slightly better than .05mm where I checked but I didn’t take pictures of my gauge and only checked twice during 1 long (34hr) print about halfway through the roll. It’s got great properties all around, including both impact resistance and rigidity. It’s flexible but still very stiff. I haven’t tested the heat resistance, although it’s not something I’m terribly worried about. It’s super easy to print with and it prints really well with great layer adhesion, some slight warping on steep overhangs and really thin areas if you don’t use fans. I used 30-50% fans and printed relatively slow for anything too crazy and was virtually warp-free. I probably could’ve printed faster tbh but I prefer quality over speed. (The brace and hand stop were printed on an sv06 using the default prusaslicer speed settings with default dynamic overhang speeds and fan at 40% bridges at 100% and they printed perfectly. The only time I had any stringing at all was about a week into using the roll without drying it. I dried it for 6hrs at 55°c in a sunlu dryer box and it was good to go again. So I do recommend keeping it dry or drying it periodically, as it shows more hydrophilic tendencies or symptoms than other PLA plus filaments I’ve used. It has an incredibly awesome matte/flat finish that’s really hard to get with most other PLA plus filaments (that’s probably my favorite feature of this filament tbh), and the color is really great although it’s more of a desert tan than FDE in my opinion. I guess desert tan could be considered a shade of fde these days with how many different shades there are lol but it’s fairly light. All in all it’s absolutely awesome and I’ve almost completely switched over from eSun (except for a couple amazing colors that eSun does best like the olive green *chef’s kiss* and their grey is awesome too). Still giving 5 stars even tho I wish the color was more of a true FDE. Can’t beat the printability or material properties. And that matte finish tho 🤌👌
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I recently tried out the Polymaker PLA PRO Filament for my 3D printing projects, and it’s a total game-changer. The first thing you'll notice is how buttery smooth this filament prints. It flows beautifully from the nozzle, laying down layers with such precision and smoothness that your final product looks polished and professional right off the print bed. The Polymaker PLA PRO Filament not only excels in print quality but also in the reliability and consistency of the prints it produces. There's little to no warping or stringing, making it ideal for both complex and simple prints. This filament truly lives up to its "PRO" name, providing an upgraded experience from standard PLA, with enhanced strength and durability in the final print. What makes this filament stand out further is its ease of use. It's perfectly suited for hobbyists who are newer to 3D printing as well as professionals looking for high-quality results. The filament's compatibility with a wide range of printers and its forgiving nature in terms of printing conditions make it a versatile choice for various projects. Overall, the Polymaker PLA PRO Filament offers excellent value for its price. It's a robust filament that promises and delivers exceptional finish and functionality. Whether you’re crafting intricate models or practical household items, this filament ensures top-notch quality with minimal hassle. Highly recommended for anyone passionate about elevating their 3D printing experience!
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