Filament Spectrum r-PLA

Ecological 3D Printing

Spectrum r-PLA is an ecological material for 3D printing that fits into the sustainability initiative. The filament is produced by reusing recycled residual waste from extrusion. The raw materials are collected, crushed, remixed, and homogenized into a top-quality and easily printable recycled PLA filament with a much lower environmental impact. Spectrum r-PLA retains the properties of classic PLA, i.e., ease and efficiency of printing, with very low shrinkage and relatively high tensile strength. To make 3D printing more sustainable, Spectrum r-PLA is wound on an ecological cardboard spool.

Note: As this is a fully recycled material, Spectrum r-PLA may not be available or the waiting time may be extended due to limited availability of raw materials.

Key Features:

• made from recycled raw materials
• reduced environmental impact through waste reuse
• ecological cardboard spool
• ease of printing similar to regular PLA
• no shrinkage after cooling
• heat deflection temperature - 55°C

Applications:

• educational projects
• prototyping
• visualization of finished products and semi-finished products
• industrial design
• interior design
• conceptual models

Sales Preparation

Filament wound on an ecological cardboard spool. The spool contains information about the type of material, diameter, color, and recommended printing temperature. Each spool is vacuum-packed with a moisture absorber. All in the original Spectrum Filaments box.