PLA Filament - 1.75mm We have over 13 different coloured PLA 1.75mm filaments in our Bilby3D brand PLUS Makerbot PLA as well. PLA extrudes at between 180-230 degrees C and does not require a heated bed.
Polylactic Acid (PLA) is a thermoplastic aliphatic polyester made from natural and renewable materials, most commonly corn starch. PLA is biodegradable and can be used as an alternative to ABS. PLA requires a lower extrusion temperature and becomes a liquid when extruding. PLA is also advantageous as a support material as it dissolved in caustic soda.
You should also be aware that PLA is susceptible to water absorption from the air in the filament state. YOU MUST keep it stored in an air tight container, preferably with water absorbing crystals or similar. PLA is biodegradable over up to 15 years (faster when exposed to UV light).
Bilby3D PLA in pure, Bright White (not cream in colour)
Our perfectly wound spools mean that each round of filament is wound closely next to the previous round - so the spool does not want to unwind, and there is minimal chance of tangles
Now on a clear spool, also includes a heavy duty resleable bag More
Our perfectly wound spools mean that each round of filament is wound closely next to the previous round - so the spool does not want to unwind, and there is minimal chance of tangles.
Now on a clear spool, also includes a heavy duty resleable bag
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Bilby3D PLA filament in Red. It is solid, non-transparent in that it is slightly see-through
Our perfectly wound spools mean that each round of filament is wound closely next to the previous round - so the spool does not want to unwind, and there is minimal chance of tangles More
Our perfectly wound spools mean that each round of filament is wound closely next to the previous round - so the spool does not want to unwind, and there is minimal chance of tangles More
This Bilby3D PLA filament is solid, non-transparent, bright blue
Our perfectly wound spools mean that each round of filament is wound closely next to the previous round - so the spool does not want to unwind, and there is minimal chance of tangles
Now on a clear spool, also includes a heavy duty resleable bag More
Bilby3D PLA filament in purple. Our perfectly wound spools mean that each round of filament is wound closely next to the previous round - so the spool does not want to unwind, and there is minimal chance of tangles More
This Bilby3D PLA filament is clear. The optical clarity will depend on how well each strand of filament that is printed melts with the surrounding material. If the strands are not pushed together, the curves of the strands will bend light giving it a white appearance (same way that air bubles in water look white). We have had some success with annealing the printed part by placing in an oven at around 60-80 degrees for 5-10mins. More
Bilby3D PLA filament in Matt Yellow. It is still a solid bright yellow, but is not fluro
Our perfectly wound spools mean that each round of filament is wound closely next to the previous round - so the spool does not want to unwind, and there is minimal chance of tangles More
Bilby3D PLA. Natural in colour, it has no pigment added, so it is whitish and translucent.
Our perfectly wound spools mean that each round of filament is wound closely next to the previous round - so the spool does not want to unwind, and there is minimal chance of tangles More
Our perfectly wound spools mean that each round of filament is wound closely next to the previous round - so the spool does not want to unwind, and there is minimal chance of tangles (picture is old version, not-perfectly wound) More
Our perfectly wound spools mean that each round of filament is wound closely next to the previous round - so the spool does not want to unwind, and there is minimal chance of tangles More
This Bilby3D filament is blend of 10% Aluminium and PLA (yes it is a metal filament).
It is easy to print with - just use normal PLA settings, at 190-240 °C, on your regular build surface More
This Bilby3D PLA filament is fluro yellow (it is a true fluro and glows under UV light).
It comes on our new plastic spools which are 20cm wide with an inner hole of 5.2cm and stand 8cm tall It is for 1.75mm Extruding machines like the Makerbots, UPs, Mbots and most modern machines
Melting Point 190-230 degC More
This Bilby3D filament is blend of 30% copper and PLA (yes it is a metal filament).
It is easy to print with - just use normal PLA settings, at 190-240 °C, on your regular build surface
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This Bilby3D PLA filament is clear. The optical clarity will depend on how well each strand of filament that is printed melts with the surrounding material. If the strands are not pushed together, the curves of the strands will bend light giving it a white appearance (same way that air bubles in water look white). We have had some success with annealing the printed part by placing in an oven at around 80-100 degrees for 5-10mins. More
PLA Filament - 1.75mm - Light change White to Purple - 200g Spool
Bilby3D PLA filament which CHANGES COLOUR IN SUN LIGHT! It is a cream/white indoors and changes to a vibrant royal purple in high UV (very sunny days) and lavender purple in low sun or under UV light More
This Bilby3D filament is blend of 20% Bronze and PLA (yes it is a metal filament).
It is easy to print with - just use normal PLA settings, at 190-240 °C, on your regular build surface More
Bilby3D PLA filament CHANGES COLOUR IN SUN LIGHT! It is a cream/white indoors and changes to a blue in high UV (very sunny days) and lavender purple in low sun or under UV light More
This Bilby3D PLA filament is fluro green (it is a TRUE fluro and glows under UV light). It comes on a plastic spool which has an inner hole of 3.5cm and and outer diameter of 16cm. It is for 1.75mm Extruders
Melting Point 175-230degC More
Bilby3D PLA filament. Green in a medium-dark green.
Our perfectly wound spools mean that each round of filament is wound closely next to the previous round - so the spool does not want to unwind, and there is minimal chance of tangles More
Bilby3D PLA filament, Green in a light, almost lime green
Our perfectly wound spools mean that each round of filament is wound closely next to the previous round - so the spool does not want to unwind, and there is minimal chance of tangles More
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