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- eSTUFF PLA 3D 2.85mm filament Orange 1kg(Gearlab box) – GLB251304
eSTUFF PLA 3D 2.85mm filament Orange 1kg(Gearlab box)
eSTUFF PLA 3D 2.85mm filament Orange 1kg(Gearlab box)
MPN GLB251304
EAN/UPC 5706998988867
Stock level
There is a limited quantity of this product
Print in 3D and create prototypes, spare parts, quick and on-demand production, etc. in any shape or geometry.
3D Filaments come in different plastic materials and with varying properties. PLA polylactic acid is a biodegradable polymer derived from non-GMO corn starch. This means that an item made of PLA will slowly start to decompose when exposed to moisture, and if dropped in the sea it will dissolve completely after six months to two years. Compare this to conventional plastics where d...
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Easy to print filament with stable printing size and low material shrinkage
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Specifications for GLB251304
Features
Brand compatibility
Universal
Diameter tolerance
0.05 mm
Elongation at break
50 %
Flexural modulus
2300 MPa
Flexural strength
50 MPa
Glass transition temperature (min)
125 °C
Impact strength
0.025 kJ/m²
Non-toxic
Yes
Print speed
60 mm/sec
Print temperature guideline
200 °C
Printing colours
Orange
Printing material
Polylactic acid (PLA)
Tensile strength
500 kPa
Package dimensions (verified)
Depth Verified
21.2 cm
Gross Weight Verified
1.31 kg
Height Verified
7.5 cm
Width Verified
21.2 cm
Packaging data
Quantity per pack
1 pc(s)
Product dimensions
Net Weight (Product, kg)
1 kg
Vendor information
Brand Name
Warranty
1 Year(s)
Weight & dimensions
Diameter
2.85 mm
Thickness
2.85 mm
Wire length
1280 cm
Description
PLA 3D 2.85mm filament Orange 1kg(Gearlab box)
Print in 3D and create prototypes, spare parts, quick and on-demand production, etc. in any shape or geometry.
3D Filaments come in different plastic materials and with varying properties. PLA polylactic acid is a biodegradable polymer derived from non-GMO corn starch. This means that an item made of PLA will slowly start to decompose when exposed to moisture, and if dropped in the sea it will dissolve completely after six months to two years. Compare this to conventional plastics where degradation will take 500-1,000 years.
Although PLA will degrade in an exposed natural environment, it is important to point out that it is very robust when printed and used in any normal application.
With PLA it is easy to print big parts due to its thermal stability. It is stiff, hard, but also more brittle than some other compounds. This means that it may not be the best choice of material if the printed item will be exposed to repeated heavy bumps or sharp impacts.
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