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Product specification Gearlab GLB251051 3D printing material Polylactic acid (PLA) Bronze 1 kg
Manufacturer:
Gearlab
Manufacturer code:
GLB251051
EAN code:
5706998849793
Category:
3D Printers Accessories
Features
Features
Printing material:
Polylactic acid (PLA)
Printing colours:
Bronze
Brand compatibility:
Any brand
Print speed:
90 mm/sec
Impact strength:
3 kJ/m²
Diameter tolerance:
0.05 mm
Print temperature guideline:
220 °C
Elongation at break:
2 %
Flexural strength:
50 MPa
Weight & dimensions
Weight:
1 kg
Diameter:
1.75 mm
Packaging data
Quantity per pack:
1 pc(s)
Description
Advantages
- - Bullet points
- - Very robust and hard
- - Smoke- and odour-free printing
- - Enhanced post-print workability
- - Easy to print fi lament with stable printing size and low material shrinkage
- - Environmentally friendly, bio-degradable polymer
1.75 mm, 1 kg, 180-220 °C, 50 Mpa
Print in 3D and create prototypes, spare parts, quick and on-demand production, etc. in any shape or geometry. Gearlab 3D Filaments come in different plastic materials and with varying properties. Metal PLA Polylactic acid is a biodegradable polymer derived from nonGMO corn starch combined with fi ne metal powder. Metal PLA fi laments contain copper, bronze or aluminium that create printed models with a metal texture which can be sanded and polished to a high luster. The metal powder makes the fi lament heavier, so despite using the same settings and consuming the same amount of material, the metal PLA printed parts will weigh signifi cantly more than the ones printed with standard PLA. Due to the heavy nature of this material, metal-fi lled fi laments typically do quite poorly when printing overhangs or bridges.
