Offering higher impact resistance and enhanced rigidity compared to standard PLA materials, you can print a wide range of items with Polymaker 1.75mm PolyLite PLA Pro Filament, allowing you to create operational prototypes, real-world use items, and more.

Derived from corn starch or sugar cane, this durable Polylactic Acid (PLA) material provides a recyclable, natural, thermoplastic polyester suitable for printing a litany of creations. PolyLite PLA has a printing speed range between 30 to 70mm/s and a printing temperature range of 374 to 428°F as well as a bed temperature range of 86-140°F. This filament supports direct and indirect drive systems with a retraction distance and speed of 1mm at 30mm/s and 3mm at 60mm/s, respectively. Each spool and box is made from recycled material, ensuring a positive impact on the environment.

1.75mm Filament Diameter    1kg Weight    30-70 mm/s Printing Speed Range    374-428°F Print Temperature Range    86-140°F Bed Temperature Range    Direct & Indirect Drive Compatible

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is it lined on the inside so the metal doesn't scratch the plastic lens?

A: As others mentioned, yes. On my copy, received in May, 2016, there's a double row of thin flocking.

Q: 2. What profile should I use for this paper with HP Vivera pigment ink?

A: Hi John,The a href= http://moabpaper.com target= _blank moabpaper.com/a site has the profiles for a few of the HP machines on their profile page here:a href= http://moabpaper.com/icc-profiles/ target= _blank http://moabpaper.com/icc-profiles//aYou'll notice that the printers are somewhat older as HP pulled out of the fine art photography market a while ago.Marc

Q: 3. what are the archival stats for this media

A: Moab lists this paper as archival and acid free.

Q: 4. I can use this paper metallic canvas in CANON PIXMA G5020 MEGA TANK PRINTER?

A: You can use paper in the following weight range. Plain paper: From 17 to 28 lb (64 to 105 g /m2) Specialty paper: Up to 53 lb (200 g /m2)

Q: 5. Can this 6x8 roll be usedto make 4x6 and 2x6 prints?

A: Yes, you can print on the DNP 6x8 media at smaller sizes and just have either a frame or you can use a dahle cutter to cut off the frame.

Q: 6. Metal version or extra $8 in my pocket?

A: I personally see no benefit of metal over plastic for a lens cap, however this is coming from someone who rarely uses a lens cap in the first place.

Q: 7. Does the back of the paper have epson printed on it?

A: It doesn't

Q: 8. can Epson metallic luster paper be used with R1900 printer?

A: Sally, I have the Epson 3880 but I would think if your printer can print to 19 inch it should. Make sure you download the printer profile for the paper.

Q: 9. where can I find printer profiles for this paper?

A: The find the printer profiles for this paper, go to the Moab website, click "ICC Profiles" and select "ICC Profiles Downloads." You will be able to select your printer model, and see which paper profile and settings are recommended.

Q: 10. CAN I USE THIS PAPER IN MY EPSON STYLUS PRO 3800?

A: Yes, you would be able to use this Moab Slickrock Metallic Pearl 260 (16.54 x 23.39", 25 Sheets), with an Epson Stylus Pro 3800.