Bambu Lab Bambu Lab Scarlet Red Matte PLA Filament Refill - 1.75mm (1kg)
The Bambu Lab Matte PLA is a 1.75mm diameter PLA 3D printer filament compatible with any 3D printer and optimized for Bambu Lab X1 series and P1 series printers. It utilizes RFID technology with the Bambu Lab AMS and is available with a Refill option.
- Compatible with RFID Technology
- Eco-friendly Refill Option
- Nozzle Temp: 190 - 230 °C
- Bed Temp: 35 - 45 °C
- Save on the Pack of 10 spools
Price: | $32.99 (with add-ons) |
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Bambu Lab PLA Basic
The Bambu Lab offers PLA Basic 3D printer filament compatible with any 3D printer and especially optimized for their Bambu Lab X1 Series and Bambu Lab P1P.
Key Features of the Bambu Lab PLA Basic:
- Made of Polylactic Acid (PLA)
- 1.75mm Filament Diameter
- Compatible with RFID Technology on the Bambu Lab AMS
- Recommended Nozzle Temp: 190 - 230 °C
- Recommended Bed Temperature: 35 - 45 °C
- Glue Stick Recommended
- Available as a Refill for a More Eco-Friendly Option
- Reuse Previous, Print, or Purchase a Bambu Reusable Spool
- Download Here if Printing (also available on your Bambu Lab 3D Printer)
Recommended Printing Settings
Description | Value |
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Nozzle Temperature | 190 - 230 °C |
Bed Temperature (with PVP Glue) | 35 - 45 °C |
Drying Settings before Printing | 55 °C, 8 h |
Printing and Keeping Container's Humidity | < 20% RH (Sealed, with Desiccant) |
Printing Speed | < 300 mm/s |
Physical Properties
Property | Value |
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Density | 1.24 g/cm³ |
Vicat Softening Temperature | 57 °C |
Heat Deflection Temperature | 57 °C |
Melting Temperature | 160 °C |
Melt Index | 42.4 ± 3.5 g/10 min |
Mechanical Properties
Property | Value |
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Tensile Strength | 39 ± 2 MPa |
Breaking Elongation Rate | 12.2 ± 0.4 % |
Bending Modulus | 2750 ± 60 MPa |
Bending Strength | 76 ± 3 MPa |
Impact Strength | 26.6 ± 2.8 kJ/m² |
How Do I Refill my Bambu Lab Reusable Spool?
Step 1 - Align Refill with Spool
- Find the locator (a tiny block on the wide piece).
- Align it with the notch on the inner ring of the filament roll.
- Insert the wide piece into the filament roll.
Step 2 - Insert Narrow Piece & Lock In Spool
- Insert the narrow piece and align the groove of each piece inside of the spool until it's pushed firmly into the wide piece.
- Once it's pushed firmly into the wide piece, rotate the narrow piece clockwise until it slides into place and you hear it lock.
Step 3 - Install Shim & Remove Strips
- Install the spacing shim inside the spool (under the triangle)
- Pull out the 4 plastic strips
Need a visual step-by-step tutorial? Check out the Youtube video above.
Questions
Does PVA give off bad fumes like say, ABS?
Any best-practice guidelines for disposal of the waste water? Doesn't seem like pouring dilute glue down the drain is a great idea.
what is the weight of the spool for 3.00mm PVA filament from Matterhackers?
i have the Lulzbot TAZ 6, with the V3 Dual Extruder, i've bought this Natural PVA + the Silver PRO Series PLA Filament, but i can't make them works together, when the printer is melting the PLA over the PVA Support Material, the PLA wont stick on the PVA, any recomendation ?
Is there any data on using PVA as a support material for Moldlay? I am currently getting excellent results printing Moldlay on my slightly modified FT 5 I have been printing at 175 C . Your data sheet shows PVA at 185 +/- 15, should work.
Will this PVA work on a BCN3D Sigma? There were some discussions that the Sigma printer will only work with 2.85 mm filament, and that 3.0 mm is too thick.
Will this PVA work on the Anet A8 and the LulzBot Taz 5
What is the molecular weight of the pva?
What percentage of hydrolysis does PVA have?
How dry? Is an office environment dry enough for PVA? Should we store it in Tupperware like container in between uses?
I work for a company and We purchased from you a bcn3d to improve our speed when prototyping earlier this week, we would like to setup an account with you so we can order materials is this possible?
How can we obtain an MSDS for PVA. Mostly concerned with the after product of water and disolved PVA for waste reasons.
I have an AIrwolf HD2X which is not capable of setting the extruders to different temperatures. What dissolvable support filament can I use with PLA?
Can this be used in a Replicator 2X
the water soluble pva is usable for as support for ANS or for PLA
Is there a CURA available for this PVA to print on an Ultimaker 3? Would rather not waster time/material tuning settings to get it right and would prefer to use something that's been fine tuned and worked out.