Formfutura Galaxy PLA Orion Blue

Glittering PLA filament in blue colour

  • Extremely glittery surface
  • Very easy to print
  • Non-abrasive
  • No warping
  • $43.33 ($5.78 / 100 g)

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Delivery on Wednesday, 20 February: Order before Monday at 14:00.

Colour:
  • Formfutura Galaxy PLA Orion Blue
  • Formfutura Galaxy PLA Champagne Gold
  • Formfutura Galaxy PLA Ruby Red
  • Formfutura Galaxy PLA Opal Green
  • Formfutura Galaxy PLA Space Grey
  • Formfutura Galaxy PLA Titanium Silver
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Item no.: FF-175GLXYPLA-BLUE-0750, Content: 750 g

EAN: 8719956550522

  • Extremely glittery surface
  • Very easy to print
  • Non-abrasive
  • No warping

Product information & technical details

Manufacturers: Formfutura
Content: 750 g
Diameter: 1,75 mm, 2,85 mm
Product types: PLA Filaments
Filament colour: Blue , Glitter
Net weight: 750 g
Recommended processing temperature: 200-230 ° C
Recommended heating temperature: 0 - 60 °C

Description

Galaxy PLA is a deep metal-coloured PLA series based on the Formfutura EasyFil PLA compound with a significant amount of silver-aluminium flakes. The high content of aluminum flakes gives Galaxy PLA print objects a beautiful sparkling, reflective and glittering finish.
Due to the high amount of silver-aluminum flakes attached to the Galaxy PLA compound, you can print beautiful shimmering objects in 3D without visible layers. Although the Galaxy PLA material with its high silver-aluminum content is flaky, it does not scrub the nozzle of your 3D printer, so no need for hardened nozzles.

Unique properties

  • Extremely glittery and shimmering surface
  • 3D printed objects without visible layers
  • Not abrasive for the nozzle
  • Very easy to print
  • Warp-free printing and no deformation after cooling
  • Improved flow and adhesion between layers
  • Good adhesion of the first layer on several (un) heated print surfaces

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