PLA (FDM)

Max Build size-  300x300x450mm
Color- Black, white, blue, red, orange, green, purple, yellow & much more
Surface Finish- Rough.
Best for prototypes & showcase models
Material infill- 10% to 100%.
Layer thickness, 0.1mm or 0.2mm

blue color 3d printed parts in PLA FDM showing infill of material

Applications-

  1. Prototyping: PLA (Polylactic Acid) is commonly used in FDM (Fused Deposition Modeling) 3D printing for rapid prototyping due to its ease of use, low cost, and ability to produce high-quality prints with minimal warping.
  2. Conceptual Modeling: PLA is suitable for creating conceptual models and visual aids due to its ability to accurately reproduce intricate details and smooth surfaces, making it ideal for presentations and design iterations
  3. Educational Purposes: PLA’s non-toxic nature and wide availability make it an excellent choice for educational settings, allowing students to learn about 3D printing technology and design principles safely and affordably.
  4. Artistic Projects: Artists and designers often use PLA filament in FDM printing to bring their creative visions to life, as it offers a wide range of vibrant colors and can be easily post-processed for painting or finishing touches.
  5. Customization: PLA’s compatibility with dual extrusion and multi-material printing enables users to create complex, multi-colored, or multi-component objects, making it suitable for producing personalized items, such as custom logos, figurines, or promotional materials.
  6. Architectural Models: PLA’s ability to accurately replicate architectural details and textures makes it a popular choice for creating scale models of buildings, landscapes, and urban environments for architectural visualization and planning purposes.
  7. Functional Parts: While not as durable as some other materials like ABS or nylon, PLA can still be used to produce functional parts with moderate mechanical properties, such as brackets, housings, and fixtures for lightweight applications.
  8. Medical Applications: PLA’s biocompatibility and sterilizability make it suitable for producing medical prototypes, surgical guides, and anatomical models for educational and pre-operative planning purposes.
  9. Environmental Sustainability: PLA is derived from renewable resources such as corn starch or sugarcane, making it a more environmentally friendly option compared to petroleum-based plastics. Its biodegradability also makes it suitable for applications where eco-friendliness is a priority.
  10. Hobbyist Projects: PLA’s ease of printing and wide range of available colors make it a favorite among hobbyists and DIY enthusiasts for creating a variety of projects, including cosplay props, puzzles, toys, and decorative items.
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