Whether you are a seasoned creator or new to the world of 3D printing, the Polymaker 2.85mm PolyLite PLA Filament 1kg Naturalenables you to explore your imagination, bringing your designs to life.

Derived from corn starch or sugar cane, this Polylactic Acid (PLA) material provides a recyclable, natural, thermoplastic polyester suitable for printing a litany of creations. Featuring Polymaker's Jam-Free technology, you can experience less stops and interruptions during your printing process, streamlining production. PolyLite PLA has a printing speed range between 40 to 60mm/s and a temperature range of 374 to 446°F. This filament supports direct and indirect drive systems with a retraction distance and speed of 1mm at 20mm/s and 3mm at 40mm/s, respectively. Each spool and box are made from recycled material, ensuring a positive impact on the environment.

2.85mm Filament Diameter    1kg Weight    Polymaker Jam-Free Technology    40-60mm/s Printing Speed Range    374-446°F Temperature Range    Direct & Indirect Drive Compatible    Support for Heated Beds

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. did anyone notice any vignetting issue when using ultrawide angle lenses, such as Nikon 16-35mm f/4, specially at 16mm?

A: When mounted on the Nikon 16-35 f/4 there does not appear to be any vignetting at 16mm.

Q: 2. Can it be used on personal clothing ? Isn't in anyway harmful to skin ?

A: Rosco Flamex Natural Fiber Flame Retardant is made for scenic material and is not recommended for use on clothing.

Q: 3. I am new to lighting set up, can I switch the bulb holders to hold flashes/sped light?

A: If your question relates to re-dedicating the stand to hole another fixture , then the answer is yes. I don't have the gear handy to measure, but tripods/stands have various stud diameters and I'd look at the Impact product specification to get the size. From there, you can see if your fixture will mate onto that stud.If you look closely at the thumb nut on the bottom of the fixture, this is the means of tightening it onto the stud.

Q: 4. What is the weight of the whole kit? including the bag?

A: I use the three light kit almost exclusively with the soft box covers. Produces great light for VLOG production and fill light for shooting portraits. I purchased another IMPACT carry bag to make it easier to carry the kit, extension cords, etc.

Q: 5. Is this compatible with Sigma 500mm f/4 rear drop-in filter holder?

A: Yes, the NiSi 46mm Natural Night Filter should work with the Sigma 500mm f/4 DG OS HSM Sports Lens.

Q: 6. Can you use L.E.D. bulb on this kit

A: I don't see why not.

Q: 7. I am reading in the reviews that these light are not good for "key lighting." I intend to light a green screen. What is "key lighting.?

A: The key light is simply the main light you will set your exposure to. Any light can be a key light. If the light is appropriate to the shoot is a different issue based on camera settings and size of the area. these lights can be used for a green screen if the area to light is rather small.

Q: 8. Is it possible to purchase this kit with 240v lamps?

A: Unfortunately, no, it is not. The Impact Impact Soft n' Natural Kit #4 only comes with the twelve (12)x Eiko - SP27/50K Spiral Fluorescent Lamps (26W/120V). We do not have a kit that includes 240V bulbs. You may purchase the Lowel 25 Watt Ego Fluorescent Bulb (220-240V AC), B&H # LOLE127E, but we do not have a kit that would include the bulbs.

Q: 9. can we use it in EU 230V?

A: This kit is only suitable for use on 110v power.

Q: 10. If I wanted to switch out fluorescents for Tungsten bulbs, which would I use?

A: Hi Victoria, there are 3200k CFL bulbs out there. Alzo is a good brand. The large CFLs are a bit heavy for the stands, so it's wise to get the standard size bulbs. There are also some new 3000k LED E26 bulbs made by Eiko and others. I use LED bulbs and really like them.