Polymaker Wood PLA PLA 3D Printer Filament – Back to Nature

Key Product Features:

Wood mimics PLA filament without real wood powder, but it has a rough texture and touch that makes it suitable for further wood-like matte finishes.
Advanced Jam Free technology helps avoid the risk of clogging and improves PLA’s heat stability.
Easy-to-print and easy-to-paint, perfect for aesthetic use such as architectural models, board game pawns, figurines, or decoration vases.
Good layer adhesion and high rigidity make it great for stiff parts of architectural models.
Come in resealable nylon bag with desiccant.
Upgraded packaging made with recycled material.

Jam-Free technology:

Jam-Free technology improves the heat stability of Polymaker’s PLA filaments with softening temperatures over 140 °C. As a result, Polymaker’s PLA filaments show minimal softening in the “cold end” and can melt rapidly once entering the heating zone, leading to excellent printing quality with zero risk of nozzle jams.

Stabilized Foaming Technology:

Wood PLA has the same density and feels as real wood thanks to Polymaker's stabilized foaming technology. Stabilized foaming reduces the density of the material giving it similar properties to real wood.

Printing settings:
Nozzle: 190˚C;
Bed: 50˚C;
Speed: 50mm/s;
Fan: ON;
Bed Surface: Glass with glue, blue tape, Build Tak.

Specs:
Material: Polylactic Acid
N.W: 600g
Filament Diameter: 1.75mm / 2.85mm
Dimensional Accuracy: 70% is within +/- 0.01, 97% is within +/- 0.02, 99% is within +/- 0.03, 99.9% is within +/- 0.04

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Manufacturer	Polymaker
Brand	POLYMAKER
Model Number	PA08006
Colour	112 - 2.85mm Wood 0.6kg (Hex Code: #A8754b)
Material	Polylactic Acid
Number of Items	1
Size	0.6kg
Manufacturer Part Number	PA08006
Manufacturer	Polymaker

Polymaker Wood Mimics PLA Filament 2.85mm(3mm) 600g - Wood Texture & Low Density & Jam Free with Foaming Technology

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