PLA melts at a relatively low temperature of about 175 degrees Celsius. In contrast to so-called thermosetting materials, PLA can be heated multiple times above its melting point with very little degradation. It is a hard material, but this also means that it is somewhat brittle, and once it breaks, it tends to shatter. This material is only proven for a layer height of 50 micrometers.
Colour | Green |
Item number | 53175080 |
Manufacturer | Prusa |
Category | 3D printer filament |
Manufacturer no. | 8594173675919 |
Release date | 26.11.2024 |
Colour | Green |
Exact colour description | Green |
Print material | PLA |
Thickness | 1.75 mm |
Max. Print temperature | 175 |
Country of origin | Czech Republic |
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Climate contribution |
Weight | 2000 g |
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