Filament Prof. Lab PLA Meta Green 1.75mm 1kg
Product Description
Filament Prof. Lab PLA Meta | Green | 1.75mm | 1kg
Take your projects to a new level of precision and finishing quality. Prof. Lab PLA Meta Green in an intense, green shade is a modern generation of filaments that combines the ease of printing traditional PLA with improved physical properties that exceed standard PLA+ materials. The PLA Meta formula has been optimized for a lower melting point and increased fluidity, which results in extremely smooth extrusion, better details and higher gloss of finished prints. It is an excellent choice for professionals and enthusiasts looking for a material that offers exceptional repeatability and aesthetics while maintaining ease of use.
Features and advantages:
- Modern Meta formula: Improved chemical composition allows printing at lower temperatures, which translates into faster cooling of the print and higher precision of small details.
- Exceptional surface quality: Thanks to increased fluidity, prints are characterized by greater gloss and an almost perfectly smooth structure, which minimizes the visibility of layers.
- High process stability: The material is extremely printing-friendly - it has minimized shrinkage and excellent adhesion, which allows for the safe creation of even geometrically complex models.
- High dimensional accuracy: Strict control of the 1.75 mm diameter (with a tolerance of up to ±0.03 mm) guarantees even and repeatable extrusion.
- Universal: Filament fully compatible with most open FDM 3D printers on the market.
Technical parameters and suggested settings:
Filament diameter: 1.75 mm (tolerance ±0.03 mm) Material net weight: 1kg Spool dimensions: Outer diameter: 195 mm | Centering hole: 75 mm Plastic type: PLA Meta (Enhanced High Fluid Formula) Color variant: Green Nozzle temperature: 185°C – 215°C Table temperature: 25°C – 60°C Producer: Imagine s.c., Cholerzyn 501, 32-060 Liszki, NIP: PL6772374005
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