PLA (polylactic acid) is the most practical material to use when venturing into 3D printing for the first time. It is easy to work with, provides excellent adherence and is specifically indicated for long lasting prints.

It solidifies quickly.

During the printing process, each layer must have cooled sufficiently before the print head deposits another layer of melted filament on top. Given our PLA solidifies quickly it provides better print quality for small-volume pieces without sacrificing speed.

Minimum deformation

Thermal stress is produced by temperature inequalities in various points of an object. In 3D printing, this results in the bulging of the first layers due to the thermal difference between the bed (room temperature) and the filament (about 200-220ºC). The thermal-stress deformation of our PLA is minimal, which helps reduce warping even without heated bed.

Excellent adherence

Using only the typical adhesion methods such as fixative spray or bar, tape or PEI beds, our PLA offers excellent adherence even without a heated bed.

Biodegradable, ideal for domestic use.

The printing temperature range is between 200 and 220ºC.

Our PLA melts in the hot-end starting from 180ºC, however, due to possible variations in the temperature measurement and regulation of your printer’s hot-end, we recommend printing at above 200ºC.

The ideal print temperature is 210ºC.

Through subjecting our PLA to exhaustive tests we have ascertained that the best print quality/speed ratio is achieved at 210ºC.