Inslogic
Inslogic Matte PLA Filament
Key Features
- Less warping
- Easy to print
- Biodegradable & nature-friendly
- Better layer adhesion
- No heated bed required
- Less nozzle clogging
- Odorless
Inslogic Matte PLA filament is known for its ability to create 3D printed parts with fine details and a textured, matte surface finish, making it a popular choice for aesthetically pleasing prints.
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Key Features
- Less warping
- Easy to print
- Biodegradable & nature-friendly
- Better layer adhesion
- No heated bed required
- Less nozzle clogging
- Odorless
Inslogic Matte PLA filament is known for its ability to create 3D printed parts with fine details and a textured, matte surface finish, making it a popular choice for aesthetically pleasing prints.
Key Features
- Less warping
- Easy to print
- Biodegradable & nature-friendly
- Better layer adhesion
- No heated bed required
- Less nozzle clogging
- Odorless
Inslogic Matte PLA filament is known for its ability to create 3D printed parts with fine details and a textured, matte surface finish, making it a popular choice for aesthetically pleasing prints.
Inslogic Matte PLA (Polylactic Acid) filament is universally designed and compatible with FDM 3D printers using 1.75 mm diameter filament, with a precision of ±0.02 mm. Made from biodegradable material, making it environmentally friendly. And it does not require a heated print bed.
Matte PLA is very easy to print. It can be printed at lower melting temperatures while retaining its color vibrancy. With less warping during printing and improved flow behavior, you can achieve consistently successful prints with a smooth, matte surface finish and fine details.
This upgraded Matte PLA is tougher and more durable, making it an excellent material for a wide range of applications, from complex models to end-user products and prototypes.
* Compatible with Bambu Lab AMS and A1 mini.
- Length: 290 m
- Net Weight: 1 kg
- Reusable Spool & Cardboard Coil Weight: 232 ± 3 g
- Total Weight: 1.233 ± 0.03 kg
- Diameter: 1.75 mm ± 0.02 mm
- Tensile Strength: 52.02 MPa
- Elongation at Break: 9.87%
- Flexural Strength: 64 Mpa
- Flexural Modulus: 2278 Mpa
- Density: 1.3 g/cm³
- Glass Transition Temperature, 10 °C/min: 58.8 ℃
- Heat Deflection Temperature at 0.45 MPa: 55 ℃
* All specifications have been tested in a laboratory. Please note that material properties may vary based on part geometry, print orientation, print settings, and temperature.
- Prototyping & design
- Architecture models
- Orthopaedic Models
- Education & visualization
- Models required to be biodegradable
- Art
- Drying Settings: 50 °C, 4h
- Nozzle Size: 0.2, 0.4, 0.6 mm
- Nozzle Temperature & Printing Speed: 205-215°C at a speed of 50-100 mm/s, and 215-245°C at a speed of 100-230 mm/s
- Bed Temperature: 50 - 60 °C
- Cooling Fan Speed: 100%
- Bed Type: Textured PEI Sheet, Cool Plate
* The settings displayed above are intended as guidance to help you find your optimal print settings. These ranges in settings should work for most printers. Each desktop 3D printer has its own characteristics and requires fine-tuning and optimization of these settings to achieve the best printing results.
Why Choose Inslogic Matte PLA Filament?
Matte PLA filament ensures easy usage, with enhanced layer adhesion and minimal warping for consistent prints. Its fine details, textured matte finish, durability, and vibrant color consistency elevate 3D printing performance.
Key Features
- Less warping
- Easy to print
- Biodegradable & nature-friendly
- Better layer adhesion
- No heated bed required
- Less nozzle clogging
- Odorless
Inslogic 3D Manufacturing Services
- Filament Color on Demand. Customize your Inslogic filament with our Color on Demand. Please provide your Pantone or HEX color code in the form below.
- Bulk Order. Available for orders of 20 kg or more filament.
Customer Reviews
I tried this filament out with a Benchy and I am happy with the results. I got a little bit of stringing using my standard profile (Prusament PLA) which usually gives me great results with good filament. I think if I just bring the temps down a little bit it will be fine. I did get some odd rough surfaces with the very first part of the roll and the adhesion was a bit off. It COULD be it got contaminated with whatever I printed last and then once that was pushed through the system all was well, but I can't be certain. Anyway, if you're looking for filament, this one seems pretty good so far.
Printed a tower and rope bowl to test this one out. The best temp tower temp for removing sags and shapes was at 205C, but you can find issues with sagging in the embossed numbers at almost every temp, so keep this in mind with what you use it for. I put it through a long detailed basket print 205C @ 0.10mm and really liked the results. It took a few starts on a clean textured Prusa sheet before I chose to magigoo the plate to ensure that it didn't fail again. I'm not sure if this is common with matte finishes, but it was necessary for this long print to stick. No curling or shrinkage. I like the finish enough to deal with the challenges in printing with it and its economical in price. The rope looks phenomenal at 0.1mm
