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Overture Matte PLA 3D Printer Filament 1.75mm 2 Pack - 1.75mm / 2-Pack / White&Black is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Matte PLA filament is designed for effortless printing, making it an ideal choice for both beginners and experienced users. With minimal warping and reduced stringing, users can achieve high-quality results with ease, while easy support removal simplifies the finishing process.
Matte PLA filament boasts a striking matte surface that elevates the aesthetic quality of 3D prints by minimizing reflections and glare. This unique finish enhances the visibility of details while effectively hiding layer lines, resulting in a polished look.
Matte PLA filament is developed for high-quality printing, providing outstanding detail and clarity in every print. Its low tendency to warp and reduced stringing allow for a seamless printing experience, ensuring that each print meets professional standards.
Matte PLA filament is compatible with all extrusion-based 3D printers, making it a great choice for users of any skill level. This wide compatibility enables users to explore diverse projects without the need for specialized equipment.
| Nozzle temperature | 190 - 230 °C |
| Build Surface material | OVERTURE Build Surface, Textured PEI, Blue Tape |
| Build surface treatment | None / Applying PVA glue to the build surface |
| Build plate temperature | 50 - 70°C |
| Cooling fan | Turned on |
| Printing speed | 60 - 300 mm/s |
| Retraction distance | 1 - 3 mm |
| Retraction speed | 30 - 60 mm/s |
| Threshold overhang angle | 60 ° |
Overture Matte PLA is made from renewable resources but is not suitable for home composting. It requires industrial composting conditions to degrade effectively.
Matte PLA contains added inorganic particles that give it a matte finish and help reduce adhesion to supports, making them easier to remove. However, keep in mind that Matte PLA, including Matte PLA-based Carbon Fiber PLA, has lower strength and layer adhesion than standard PLA.
The total length of a color change cycle is about 37 meters. A 1 kg roll has around 9 color change cycles, featuring four colors: blue, green, yellow, and purple. Each color in a cycle is approximately 6-7 meters long.
For small print pieces, the gradient may not be very noticeable. Increasing the material consumption in your slicer settings can help enhance the gradient effect.
The total length of a color change cycle is about 80 meters. A 1 kg roll contains about 4 color change cycles, featuring seven distinct colors: red, orange, yellow, green, cyan, blue, and purple. In one cycle, red, orange, green, cyan, blue, and purple are each around 8-10 meters long, while yellow is about 2-3 meters.
For smaller prints, the gradient effect might be less apparent. You can enhance the gradient by increasing the material consumption in your slicer settings.
No, Matte Wood does not contain actual wood fibers. The wood-like appearance is achieved through the use of colorants, so you don’t need to worry about any printing issues related to fibers.
Dual-color filament features colors blended into a single strand, creating a smooth gradient that transitions between the two colors. You can easily adjust the visible color by changing the orientation of the color-blending filament, allowing for varied color effects in your prints.
No, PLA Carbon Fiber is based on Matte PLA with added carbon fiber. While it has slightly better Charpy Impact Strength than standard PLA, its bending strength and layer adhesion are noticeably weaker. Therefore, PLA-CF is not suitable for engineering applications. If you're looking for carbon fiber texture or a matte black finish, then PLA-CF would be the better choice.
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