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. Will the radius iii work with rode psa1 boom arm without an extra adapter?

A: No, you will not need additional adapters. Sometimes the manufacturer will send shock mounts with a little insert in the thread. That is to take 5/8" down to 3/8" for boom poles. If it's in there, just use a dime as a tool to back it out, otherwise you're all set.

Q: 2. 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: 3. 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: 4. Does the back of the paper have epson printed on it?

A: It doesn't

Q: 5. What is the inside diameter of this lens cap? Thanks!

A: Unfortunately, this information is not published by the manufacturer.

Q: 6. would a Rode Podmic fit on this?

A: This shock mount is not designed for the PodMic. The PodMic has an internal shock mount and is not meant to be used with an additional shock mount.

Q: 7. Which specific printer models can this paper be used on?

A: This would paper would work with printers that use dye, UltraChrome, DURABrite, & HDR ink.

Q: 8. Does Moab sell a 44" wide roll of this paper? If not, what is the widest that you sell?

A: Here is the 44 inch version: https://bhpho.to/2psuVvn

Q: 9. 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: 10. what are the archival stats for this media

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