Spectrum PLA Carbon
Spectrum PLA Carbon
Spectrum Carbon PLA is a filament that combines the properties of traditional PLA with a 10% addition of carbon fibers, making it a suitable choice for users seeking increased strength and aesthetics. With its mechanical properties and matte surface, this material is ideal for functional prototypes, technical components, and decorative objects. Easy printing characteristics facilitate work even for less experienced users. More
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Spectrum Carbon PLA is a filament that combines the properties of traditional PLA with a 10% addition of carbon fibers, making it a suitable choice for users seeking increased strength and aesthetics. With its mechanical properties and matte surface, this material is ideal for functional prototypes, technical components, and decorative objects. Easy printing characteristics facilitate work even for less experienced users. More
Product code: TIFSC1A01 Shipping and Payment
Spectrum Carbon PLA
Spectrum Carbon PLA is a filament that combines the properties of PLA with the addition of 10% carbon fibers. This material offers unique advantages that both beginners and advanced users will appreciate.
Properties and Benefits
Spectrum Carbon PLA excels in its mechanical properties and aesthetic appearance. Thanks to the 10% addition of carbon fibers, the filament gains increased strength and rigidity, making it an ideal choice for functional prototypes and technical components.
Increased strength: Carbon fibers increase the durability of prints, allowing for the creation of more durable objects.
Matte surface: Prints made from this filament have a characteristic matte surface with a fine texture reminiscent of carbon composites.
Easy printing: Despite the addition of carbon fibers, this material retains good printing properties typical for PLA, making it easier to work with even for less experienced users.
Technical Specifications
- Diameter: 1.75 mm
- Spool weight: 1 kg
- Material: PLA with 10% carbon fiber additive
- Recommended printing temperature: 190-220 °C
- Recommended bed temperature: 0-60 °C
Uses and Applications
Spectrum Carbon PLA is suitable for a wide range of applications, especially where high strength and aesthetic appearance are required:
- Functional prototypes
- Technical components
- Architectural models
- Decorative items with carbon-like appearance
- Automotive accessories
Printing Tips
To achieve the best results with Spectrum Carbon PLA, it is recommended to:
- Use a heated bed for better first layer adhesion.
- Experiment with nozzle temperatures between 190-220 °C for optimal material flow.
- Use an enclosed printer or printing box to minimize temperature fluctuations during printing.
- Store the filament in a dry place, ideally in a resealable container with a moisture absorber.
Compatibility and Maintenance
Spectrum Carbon PLA is compatible with most printing devices that support PLA materials. Due to its low susceptibility to warping, it is also suitable for larger objects.
Nozzle maintenance: Due to the carbon fiber content, this filament may be slightly abrasive. It is recommended to use more durable nozzles, such as hardened steel or ruby-tipped nozzles, to extend their lifespan.
Spectrum Carbon PLA is an excellent choice for users looking for a filament with improved mechanical properties and attractive appearance. The combination of easy printing typical for PLA with the strength and aesthetics of carbon fibers makes it a versatile material for a wide range of projects.
| Color | |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Spectrum |
| Filament weight | 1 Kg |
| Filament material | PLA, PLA Carbon |
| Compatible with AMS | Partially compatible |
| Compatible with AMS Lite | Yes |
| Filament diameter | 1,75 mm |
| Heated bed temperature | 0 - 60°C |
| Hotend temperature | 190 - 220°C |
| Diameter tolerance | ± 0,03 mm |
| Spool diameter | 200 mm |
| Material surface | Matt |
| Spool width | 67 |
| Spool hole diameter | 52 mm |
| Softening temperature | 55 °C |
| Closed chamber | Required |
| Roundness tolerance | ± 0,02 mm |
| Difficulty of printing | Beginner |











