Polymaker PLA PRO Filament 1.75mm, Tough & High Rigidity Army Green 1.75mm 1kg Cardboard Spool - PolyLite PLA PRO 3D Printer Filament 1.75mm, Print with Most 3D Printers Using 3D Filament
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Color: 121 - 1.75mm Army Green (Hex Code: #665a30)
Size: Old Formula
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- Exceptional Toughness & Rigidity Enjoy prints with a smooth, professional surface and smooth layer lines that stay consistent across models. PLA Pro combines high rigidity and impact resistancemaking it ideal for functional parts that look great and hold up under stress.
- Easy To Print PLA Pro prints easily on most FDM 3D printers without requiring special hardware. Whether you're a beginner or seasoned maker, it delivers reliable adhesion, minimal stringing, and clean finishes at standard settingsright out of the box.
- Polymaker Vs Generic Unlike generic PLA, PolyLite PLA Pro is engineered for consistent strength, color accuracy, and print quality. Its vacuum-sealed for a moisture free experience, and tested across major printers to give you dependable results from first layer to last.
- AMS Compatible Our enhanced cardboard spool is optimized for use with AMS systems, offering smooth and reliable feeding. Its perfect for multi-color or multi-material workflows that rely on clean transitions and automated filament swapping.
- Made for Makers - Trusted by hobbyists, teachers, print farms, and professionals, Polylite PLA Pro is easy to use and delivers reliable, high-quality results. Whether you're printing models, tools, or educational aids, it gets the job done beautifully.
Brand: POLYMAKER
Material: Polylactic Acid
Color: 121 - 1.75mm Army Green (Hex Code #665a30)
Item Weight: 1 Kilograms
Item Diameter: 1.75 Millimeters
Manufacturer: Polymaker
Brand: POLYMAKER
Item Weight: 2.2 pounds
Package Dimensions: 8.7 x 8.15 x 2.91 inches
Item model number: PM70978
Color: 121 - 1.75mm Army Green (Hex Code #665a30)
Material Type: Polylactic Acid
Number of Items: 1
Size: Old Formula
Manufacturer Part Number: PM70978
Date First Available: January 1, 2024
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Color: 114 - 1.75mm Dark Grey (Hex Code: #545859)
Size: Old Formula
Very nice PLA. This is my first time printing with this PLA. I am very pleases with the performance of this PLA. Shipping was fast and it was packaged well. The spool was tightly wound with not tangles and worked smoothly on my Prusa MK4S machine. I used standard PLA settings and the prints came out perfect. Was very happy with the quality of the prints. I really like the dark Gray color as it match my bike perfectly. Will purchase again.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 3, 2026 by SM
Color: 114 - 1.75mm Grey (Hex Code: #8d8e93)
Size: Old Formula
I've been using Hatchbox PLA, eSUN PLA+, and ELEGOO Plus for the last few years, but I saw a few posts on reddit saying how much better Polymaker PLA Pro is and decided to give it a try. I'm happy to say that the hype was well-deserved. It's by far the best filament I've ever tried. I primarily print small D&D minis with my Ender 5 and when I compare a mini made from Polymaker PLA Pro vs any of the other brands I listed above, the Polymaker PLA Pro minis are stronger with less stringing and a little more detail than any of the other options. The layer adhesion is notably better with a much smoother and clean finish. Because the layer adhesion is so strong thin parts that usually bend or break during printing come out clean and strong. For me, that means I can print minis with thin legs or small tools and they not only come out looking great but have enough strength to be handled. Many of my minis have scales or chainmail and other tiny details that used to be washed out, but now all the small details are there. Some minis have spears or sharp spikes and those used to come out slightly rounded and blunt, using the playmaker they come out so sharp I have to dull them a bit. Usually, I print minis at 130% size so all the details come out, but with this filament, I can print them at their standard size. This saves me a ton of time and filament and the minis are still stronger and less brittle than the other brands I've tried. If I'd known how much better my minis would be I would have been buying this stuff from the start. It's slightly more expensive, but it quickly pays for itself when you have no failures and your prints are strong enough that they don't need to be reprinted. I'm not sponsored or anything, it really is that much better and has really upped the quality of my minis. 10/10
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Reviewed in the United States on July 20, 2024 by heartoD
Color: 114 - 1.75mm Dark Grey (Hex Code: #545859)
Size: Old Formula
A nice rich dark grey color, I've printed multiple colors from the PLA Pro selection, but I do think this color might need a slight change of settings, probably 225c. I usually do 220c, 60 bed with default settings on a x1c and noticed this one acts a bit different especially on rounded pieces with a slight overhang, the seam gets ugly, like blobs forming only around the seam. So I'll need to figure out the settings. Besides that, if I use any other color, such as the Army Green, it prints flawless with the settings I used for the dark grey. I'll still use it and plan to order more, just need to figure out the right settings
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Reviewed in the United States on February 3, 2026 by Edgar Ramirez
Color: 121 - 1.75mm Army Green (Hex Code: #665a30)
Size: Old Formula
The Polymaker PLA PRO 1.75mm filament prints smoothly and delivers parts that feel tougher than standard PLA. Layers bond well, overhangs print clean, and the finish has a consistent matte look that gives projects a professional appearance. It feeds reliably without tangles or jams, and I’ve had consistent diameter across multiple rolls. Prints hold up to stress better than basic PLA, making it a good choice for functional parts and prototypes. I’ve used it regularly for business production, and the quality has been dependable with every order. It works well with Bambu Lab A1/P1S. Sealed in an airtight bag with a desicant inside. Ready to print, no need to dry before printing. Great value for the price!
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Reviewed in the United States on September 10, 2025 by Patriot
Color: 111 - 1.75mm Black (Hex Code: #161619)
Size: Old Formula
I have been printing for over 10 years and have used all the "best stuff" as that changed throughout the years. I have also spent a lot of time dialing in to different petgs which is a nightmare at times. I recently began printing some parts that needed superior strength and rigidity. This ruled out pla and petg, I considered asa or poly but those have challenges in getting a good print and need to be printed on polycarbonate plates, which requires me to use another printer besides my prusa, but I love my prusa 🤣, not that I don't love my other printers. Anyway, I ran across someone recommending this polymaker stuff and thought I would give it a go. I started with a prusa pla profile and made a couple tweaks and tried it out. My first print was gorgeous, beautiful layer lines and pretty easy to dial in first layer height and temp etc. Hotter temps tended to cause issues with corners curling on small squares, but dialing it back cured that, I settled on 200-210 and that works well. I had to adjust my extrusion flow rate for each color, they are not all the same so keep that in mind. Over extruding of course will cause issues with dimensional parts and this filament exaggerated it for some reason, but keep the temp reasonable and extrusion at the lower limit and you will get amazing parts. Here is where I had trouble, the filament is so strong and so cohesive that supports suddenly became a permanent piece of the part. It is hard to even cut with a knife, and sanding is not as effective as regular pla so the durability bites you in that regard. I had to take my xy spacing for supports from 50% to 75% and z spacing to .2mm. This eliminated my drooping lines (similar to what petg likes to do) and made the supports pull off often in one solid piece leaving a very clean part behind. With these little tweaks you will have great success with this filament and I swear it's near bulletproof. It has a soft feel in your hand but great rigidity and feels almost like an injection molded part, not ceramic like some pla. If I had to quantify it I would say it's 80% pla and 20% petg, not that it really is, but that's what it performs like. I highly recommend it and I don't think I'll ever buy anything else, bubbye hatchbox!!! Ps, I love the idea of a recyclable spool, but HATE IT in execution, if I could I would rewind it onto an old plastic spool. The spool gets bent and drags, it leaves cardboard shreds in the spool holder, it has a lot more resistance to rotating than a plastic one so I feel a poorly made or tuned extruder may slip while feeding. That is one thing that bothers me, but I guess I'll just have to deal with it cuz I love the filament.
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