“What constant temperatures can it withstand after its been processed and product has been made and cured?”

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• Will start to deform in heat 100f+

  Answered by Chaosta 4 months ago

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• You don't want to subject any PLA to any more than about 100°F (38°C). Basically don't use it on a hot car dashboard in summer. PLA does not "cure". It is melted by the printer into a viscous state, then hardens as it cools below the melting point. It can easily be remelted, unlike thermoset polymers like epoxy and resin that cannot be melted and reformed after they are set.

  Answered by JonathanB 4 months ago

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• You do not cure this, you can anneal it! Warps /deforms @ 60 C.

  Answered by user847264 7 months ago

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