Filament PM printing string filament 175 PLA+ Banana Yellow 1 kg

Filament PM printing string filament 175 PLA+ Banana Yellow — reliable material for 3D printing

For creators looking for a reliable and easy-to-use material for 3D printing, this PLA+ filament in Banana Yellow is the ideal choice. Thanks to a lower printing temperature of 195 °C, it offers excellent bridging ability and accurate printing of overhangs. The material is also optimized for higher layer adhesion and impact strength, which means that printed objects are more flexible and resistant to mechanical stress. It also impresses with an attractive matte surface that will give your projects a professional look. PLA+ from Filament PM is designed to withstand even demanding conditions, such as insufficient cooling in warm environments.

Improved printing properties for higher quality

PLA+ offers better performance than standard PLA, mainly due to its lower printing temperature in the 190-210 °C range. This makes it easier to print complex details such as overhangs and bridges without the need for additional supports. In addition, the improved viscosity minimizes the risk of nozzle clogging, ensuring stable and smooth printing.

Durability and flexibility for wider application possibilities

The higher layer adhesion and impact resistance of this material ensure that your prints will be more flexible and resistant to mechanical stress. Thanks to these properties, the filament is ideal not only for decorative, but also functional and stressed applications. In addition, it is resistant to problems that can arise when printing in warm environments, for example during the summer months.

Versatility and attractive surface finish

The PLA+ filament is also suitable for use in 3D pens due to its lower printing temperature, making it a universal choice for various types of projects. The matte surface gives the prints an elegant visual effect that is ideal for design and presentation models.

Print Settings

• Nozzle: 190-210°C
• Heated Bed: 60°C

Watch our video about PLA+ to learn more!