Flashforge - PLA Multicolor 3D Printer Filament-1.75mm-1kg (2.2 lbs) Spool - Skydiver
Model: PLA Multicolor
SKU: 12934365
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FLASHFORGE PLA Filament features an Adored Chameleon series with five color‑shifting shades (Burnt Titanium, Nebula Purple, Skydiver Blue, Rose Quartz, Obsidian) that conceal layer lines for stunning visual effects. It's easy to print with low warping, minimal odor, and strong bed adhesion—no complex settings required. The filament is clog‑free and bubble‑free thanks to 24‑hour drying and vacuum sealing, and precision CCD control ensures ±0.02 mm diameter accuracy.
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Chameleon Filament Series - A color-changing PLA that responds to light/angles, hides layer lines. Colors: Burnt Titanium, Nebula Purple, Skydiver Blue, Rose Quartz, Obsidian. Easy to use with low printing temp, strong adhesion, low warping, and minimal odor. Clog-free, bubble-free, dried 24h, vacuum-sealed. Precise 1.75mm diameter with +/-0.02mm tolerance. 1kg (2.2 lbs) per spool.
A color-changing material responsive to different light and angles. This filament is composed of special pigments that can perfectly conceal layer lines, allowing you to create stunning visual effects in your 3D printed creations. This series includes five colors: Burnt Titanium, Nebula Purple, Skydiver Blue, Rose Quartz, and Obsidian.
PLA is renowned for its user-friendliness, low printing temperature, and strong adhesion to common print surfaces. FLASHFORGE PLA Filament uses high-quality raw materials, ensuring perfect prints even with default settings. It also offers a variety of color options, including the beloved Chameleon series PLA.
FLASHFORGE PLA has a low shrinkage rate and minimal warping, allowing for exceptionally smooth surfaces. This makes it well-suited for indoor use and ideal for creating intricate and detailed prints, making it a perfect choice for artistic and decorative items. Additionally, it emits very little odor during the printing process.