4,5Kg of PLA Premium 1.75mm White (RAL 9003)
Indicated wieght: actual amount of printable material.
Indicated wieght: actual amount of printable material.
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Our PLA Premium 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 our PLA Premium will not
deform after cooling. Poly Lactic Acid is a biodegradable plastic made from renewable natural resources and one of the
most popular materials for 3D printing.
Features:
• Tougher and less brittle compared to regular PLA
• Easy to print at low temperature
• Low warping
• Biodegradable
• Limited smell
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Our PLA Premium 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 our PLA Premium will not
deform after cooling. Poly Lactic Acid is a biodegradable plastic made from renewable natural resources and one of the
most popular materials for 3D printing.
Features:
• Tougher and less brittle compared to regular PLA
• Easy to print at low temperature
• Low warping
• Biodegradable
• Limited smell
Dimensions
Size |
Ø |
Roundness |
1,75mm |
± 0,05mm |
≥ 95% |
2,85mm |
± 0,10mm |
≥ 95% |
Physical properties
Description |
Testmethod |
Typical value |
Specific gravity |
ASTM D1505 |
1,24g/cc |
MFI |
- |
6,0g/10min |
Tensile strength |
ASTM D882 |
110 MPa (MD) 145MPa (TD) |
Elongation at break |
ASTM D882 |
160% (MD) 100% (TD) |
Tensile modulus |
ASTM D882 |
3310MPa (MD) 3860MPa (TD) |
Impact strength |
- |
7,5Kj /m² |
Thermal properties
Description |
Test |
Typical value |
Printing temp. |
- |
180-210°C |
Melting temp. |
- |
210°C ± 10°C |
Melting point |
ASTM D3418 |
145-160°C |
Vicat softening temp. |
ISO 306 |
± 60°C |