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High Heat PLA (Polylactic Acid) 3D Printing Filament engineered to deliver improved heat-resistance and high impact strength to 3D printed parts, this formulated grade achieves thermal and mechanical properties similar to ABS while offering an alternative to styrenic-based materials. Printed parts made from this PLA can be heat treated, which can obtain properties that exceed ABS. To achieve a heat treat on a printed part, submerge in water (or bake in oven) at 100-120C for up to 30 minutes. Manufactured in the USA using High Heat PLA 3D870 resin. This material is a great substitute for normal PLA when greater heat resistance and impact strength is desired.

PLA (Polylactic Acid) 3D printer filament. The most commonly used 3D printing media, the benefits of PLA include affordability, easy to use, large color selection, and low print temperature.

PLA (Polylactic Acid) 3D printer filament. The most commonly used 3D printing media, the benefits of PLA include affordability, easy to use, large color selection, and low print temperature.

PLA (Polylactic Acid) 3D printer filament. The most commonly used 3D printing media, the benefits of PLA include affordability, easy to use, large color selection, and low print temperature.

High Heat PLA (Polylactic Acid) 3D Printing Filament made from Natureworks 3D850 PLA. This grade exhibits faster crystallization rates and is able to develop improved heat-resistance in 3D printed parts. Printed parts made from this PLA can be heat treated, which can obtain properties that exceed ABS. To achieve a heat treat on a printed part, submerge in water (or bake in oven) at 80-130C for up to 30 minutes. Manufactured in the USA using High Heat PLA 3D850 resin. This material is a great substitute for normal PLA when greater heat resistance and impact strength is desired.

High Heat PLA (Polylactic Acid) 3D Printing Filament engineered to deliver improved heat-resistance and high impact strength to 3D printed parts, this formulated grade achieves thermal and mechanical properties similar to ABS while offering an alternative to styrenic-based materials. Printed parts made from this PLA can be heat treated, which can obtain properties that exceed ABS. To achieve a heat treat on a printed part, submerge in water (or bake in oven) at 100-120C for up to 30 minutes. Manufactured in the USA using High Heat PLA 3D870 resin. This material is a great substitute for normal PLA when greater heat resistance and impact strength is desired.

High Heat PLA (Polylactic Acid) 3D Printing Filament made from Natureworks 3D850 PLA. This grade exhibits faster crystallization rates and is able to develop improved heat-resistance in 3D printed parts. Printed parts made from this PLA can be heat treated, which can obtain properties that exceed ABS. To achieve a heat treat on a printed part, submerge in water (or bake in oven) at 80-130C for up to 30 minutes. Manufactured in the USA using High Heat PLA 3D850 resin. This material is a great substitute for normal PLA when greater heat resistance and impact strength is desired.

PLA (Polylactic Acid) 3D printer filament. The most commonly used 3D printing media, the benefits of PLA include affordability, easy to use, large color selection, and low print temperature.