RS PRO 1.75mm Dark Blue PLA 3D Printer Filament, 2.3kg

RS PRO 3D Printer Filament PLA 1.75mm, 2.3 Kg

Poly Lactic Acid (PLA) is a plastic made from renewable natural resources and one of the most popular materials for 3D printing. Plastics such as PLA are the most popular 3D printing material due to its simplicity, dimensional accuracy and low cost. PLA can be printed at a low temperature and does not require a heated bed and is one of the most environmentally friendly filaments available.PLA is a tough, easy to use high-grade PLA type of filament, ideal for 3D printing. Slightly modified, the filament retains the typical features of PLA but makes it tougher and less brittle. Due to a low shrinkage factor, PLA will not deform after cooling. This RS Pro range of PLA 3D printing material come in various colours:• 125-4335 - Black• 125-4337 - White• 125-4339 – Dark Blue• 125-4341 - Red• 125-4343 - Silver

Poly Lactic Acid (PLA) is a plastic made from renewable natural resources and one of the most popular materials for 3D printing. Plastics such as PLA are the most popular 3D printing material due to its simplicity, dimensional accuracy and low cost. PLA can be printed at a low temperature and does not require a heated bed and is one of the most environmentally friendly filaments available.PLA is a tough, easy to use high-grade PLA type of filament, ideal for 3D printing. Slightly modified, the filament retains the typical features of PLA but makes it tougher and less brittle. Due to a low shrinkage factor, PLA will not deform after cooling. This RS Pro range of PLA 3D printing material come in various colours:• 125-4335 - Black• 125-4337 - White• 125-4339 – Dark Blue• 125-4341 - Red• 125-4343 - Silver

Features and Benefits• Tougher and less brittle compared to regular PLA• Easy to print at low temperature• Low warping• PLA is derived from crops such as corn and sugar cane• Limited smell• Good shelf lifeIt is important to store the filament correctly to maintain its quality. Over time the plastic will absorb moisture from the air, creating small water bubbles in the filament. These bubbles when heated in the extruder nozzle quickly reach boiling point, spoiling the print. The use of desiccant dehumidifiers to absorb the moisture is highly recommendedStorageCool and dry (15-25˚C) and away from UV light, enhances the shelf life significantly.Typical ApplicationsPLA for 3D printing is used in a wide range of applications such as:• General printing• Hobbyist• Medical• Education• Prototyping • Jewellery• Architecture models• Aviation• Engineering• Automotive

Features and Benefits• Tougher and less brittle compared to regular PLA• Easy to print at low temperature• Low warping• PLA is derived from crops such as corn and sugar cane• Limited smell• Good shelf lifeIt is important to store the filament correctly to maintain its quality. Over time the plastic will absorb moisture from the air, creating small water bubbles in the filament. These bubbles when heated in the extruder nozzle quickly reach boiling point, spoiling the print. The use of desiccant dehumidifiers to absorb the moisture is highly recommendedStorageCool and dry (15-25˚C) and away from UV light, enhances the shelf life significantly.Typical ApplicationsPLA for 3D printing is used in a wide range of applications such as:• General printing• Hobbyist• Medical• Education• Prototyping • Jewellery• Architecture models• Aviation• Engineering• Automotive

FAQsWhat material can be used in 3D Printing?Various materials can be used for 3D printing which includes:PLA, ABS plastic, polyamide (nylon), glass filled polyamide, stereolithography materials (epoxy resins), silver, titanium, steel, wax, photopolymers and polycarbonate.What is the least expensive 3D printing material?PLA and ABS are the least expensive.

FAQsWhat material can be used in 3D Printing?Various materials can be used for 3D printing which includes:PLA, ABS plastic, polyamide (nylon), glass filled polyamide, stereolithography materials (epoxy resins), silver, titanium, steel, wax, photopolymers and polycarbonate.What is the least expensive 3D printing material?PLA and ABS are the least expensive.

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Due to its low tendency to warp PLA can also be printed without a heated bed. With a heated bed, the recommended temperature is ± 35-60˚C.PLA can be used on all common desktop FDM or FFF technology 3D printers.

Due to its low tendency to warp PLA can also be printed without a heated bed. With a heated bed, the recommended temperature is ± 35-60˚C.PLA can be used on all common desktop FDM or FFF technology 3D printers.