PLA
The easiest to print. Good finish and almost no smell.
- Good for
- Prototypes, decoration, miniatures and everyday parts
- Nozzle
- 190–220 °C
- Bed
- 0–60 °C
Softens with heat: don't leave prints in a car in the sun.
Gizmo · 3D filament
Gizmo sells in person, in Brazil: talk to us, get your questions about materials and colors answered, and arrange to receive it in person.
Quick guide
The most common 3D printing materials, side by side. Ask us which materials and colors we have right now.
The easiest to print. Good finish and almost no smell.
Softens with heat: don't leave prints in a car in the sun.
Tougher and less brittle than PLA. Handles heat and moisture better.
May string: tune your retraction.
Resists impact and higher temperatures.
Prefers an enclosed printer and gives off fumes: print in a ventilated area.
Flexible like rubber.
Print slowly; a direct-drive extruder helps a lot.
Temperatures are common reference ranges. Always follow the label on the spool and adjust for your printer.
How to buy
Check the materials guide and think about the color and amount your project needs.
Tell us what you're looking for. We'll confirm availability and price.
Sales are in person: we arrange the place and time of delivery together.
Tips
Filament absorbs moisture from the air. After use, store the spool sealed in a bag with silica gel.
A loose end tangles the spool and stops the print. Always clip the end into the holes on the side of the spool.
Popping at the nozzle, stringing and bubbles in the print usually mean moisture. Dry the spool before printing again.
Contact
Tell us what you're going to print and we'll help you choose the filament. Sales are in person, in Brazil.