PolyTerra PLA is a bioplastic based 3d printing filament designed from the ground up to create the next generation of PLA, providing ease of use, printing quality, speed and reliability. It is a sustainable product sourced naturally and for every spool sold a tree is planted to give back to the earth. Is PolyTerra PLA biodegradable? The short answer is no in a way that it would not degrade when throwing it on the side of the road. PolyTerra PLA requires specific conditions to degrade which can be achieved in industrial composting facilities. We developed a formula which can degrade faster than regular PLA while maintaining excellent printability which allows a step forward towards improving the end of life of our PLA in our industry. Printing and Drying Settings? Printing Temperature: 190C - 230C Bed Temperature: 25C - 60C Printing Speed: 30mm/s - 70mm/s Fan: ON Direct Drive: Retraction Distance: 1mm Retraction Speed: 20mm/s Indirect Drive: Retraction Distance: 3mm Retraction Speed: 40mm/s Drying Settings: 55C for 6h (Only if the material has absorbed moisture) What makes PolyTerra PLA unique? - Matte Finish - Come in 33 different colors - Affordable - Easy self support removal - Comes in recycled cardboard box and spool - Plants a tree for every spool near the region of purchase - Large community of users - Easy to paint - Easy to sand (compare to regular PLA) What makes it unique is that all the above are combined in one single product: PolyTerra PLA

<p>PolyTerra PLA is a bioplastic based 3d printing filament designed from the ground up to create the next generation of PLA, providing ease of use, printing quality, speed and reliability. It is a sustainable product sourced naturally and for every spool sold a tree is planted to give back to the earth.</p>
<h4><label for="so-tab-1">Is PolyTerra PLA biodegradable?<br>
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<p>The short answer is no in a way that it would not degrade when throwing it on the side of the road. PolyTerra PLA requires specific conditions to degrade which can be achieved in industrial composting facilities.<br>
We developed a formula which can degrade faster than regular PLA while maintaining excellent printability which allows a step forward towards improving the end of life of our PLA in our industry.</p>
<h4><label for="so-tab-2">Printing and Drying Settings?</label></h4>
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<p>Printing Temperature: 190C - 230C<br>
Bed Temperature: 25C - 60C<br>
Printing Speed: 30mm/s - 70mm/s<br>
Fan: ON</p>
<p>Direct Drive:<br>
Retraction Distance: 1mm<br>
Retraction Speed: 20mm/s<br>
Indirect Drive:<br>
Retraction Distance: 3mm<br>
Retraction Speed: 40mm/s</p>
<p>Drying Settings: 55C for 6h<br>
(Only if the material has absorbed moisture)</p>
<h4><label for="so-tab-3">What makes PolyTerra PLA unique?<br>
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<p>- Matte Finish<br>
- Come in 33 different colors<br>
- Affordable<br>
- Easy self support removal<br>
- Comes in recycled cardboard box and spool<br>
- Plants a tree for every spool near the region of purchase<br>
- Large community of users<br>
- Easy to paint<br>
- Easy to sand (compare to regular PLA)</p>
<p>What makes it unique is that all the above are combined in one single product: PolyTerra PLA</p>
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Polymaker PolyTerra PLA (1.75mm)

PolyLite ASA is an alternative to ABS with an improved weather resistance. Its UV resistance and excellent mechanical properties make it the perfect choice for real life applications. What is the difference between ASA and ABS? ASA is almost exactly the same as ABS with 1 major difference and 1 minor difference: The major difference is ASA is extremely good at weather resistance. (Resistance to UV light and environmental stress cracking) The minor difference is ASA prints with a nicer matte finish slightly hiding the layer lines. Printing and Drying Settings? Printing Temperature: 240C x 260C Bed Temperature: 75C x 95C Printing Speed: 30mm/s x 50mm/s Fan: OFF Direct Drive: Retraction Distance: 1mm Retraction Speed: 20mm/s Indirect Drive: Retraction Distance: 3mm Retraction Speed: 40mm/s Drying Settings: 70C for 6h (Only if the material has absorbed moisture) Does PolyLite? ASA requires an enclosed 3D printer Yes and no, you can watch the reviews below for more information but the rule of thumb is the bigger your print (more than the size of your fist) the more the enclosure will be required for dimensional stability.

<p>PolyLite ASA is an alternative to ABS with an improved weather resistance. Its UV resistance and excellent mechanical properties make it the perfect choice for real life applications.</p>
<h4><label for="so-tab-1">What is the difference between ASA and ABS?</label></h4>
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<p>ASA is almost exactly the same as ABS with 1 major difference and 1 minor difference:<br>
The major difference is ASA is extremely good at weather resistance. (Resistance to UV light and environmental stress cracking)<br>
The minor difference is ASA prints with a nicer matte finish slightly hiding the layer lines.</p>
<h4><label for="so-tab-2">Printing and Drying Settings?</label></h4>
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<p>Printing Temperature: 240C x 260C<br>
Bed Temperature: 75C x 95C<br>
Printing Speed: 30mm/s x 50mm/s<br>
Fan: OFF</p>
<p>Direct Drive:<br>
Retraction Distance: 1mm<br>
Retraction Speed: 20mm/s<br>
Indirect Drive:<br>
Retraction Distance: 3mm<br>
Retraction Speed: 40mm/s</p>
<p>Drying Settings: 70C for 6h<br>
(Only if the material has absorbed moisture)</p>
<h4><label for="so-tab-3">Does PolyLite? ASA requires an enclosed 3D printer</label></h4>
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<p>Yes and no, you can watch the reviews below for more information but the rule of thumb is the bigger your print (more than the size of your fist) the more the enclosure will be required for dimensional stability.</p>
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Polymaker PolyLite ASA (1.75mm)

PolyLite PLA is a high-quality PLA designed for reliability and ease of printing. What is Jam-Free Technology? Polymaker Jam-Free Technology increases the heat resistance of the filament itself (not the printed part) to 140C. This prevent any jamming issue due to the hot end heat creep issue. Heat creep is the process of heat spreading irregularly throughout your hot end, softening the filament before entering the melting chamber and jamming the filament by making it expand in the cold end.. The increase of the filament heat resistance from 60C to 140C ensures a Jam-Free experience. (Note the printed part will have the same heat resistance as regular PLA: ~60C) Printing and Drying Settings Printing Temperature: 190C x 230C Bed Temperature: 25C x 60C Printing Speed: 40mm/s x 60mm/s Fan: ON Direct Drive: Retraction Distance: 1mm Retraction Speed: 20mm/s Indirect Drive: Retraction Distance: 3mm Retraction Speed: 40mm/s Drying Settings: 55C for 6h (Only if the material has absorbed moisture) How strong is PolyLite PLA? PolyLite PLA is based on a high molecular weight PLA from Natureworks, which makes it one of the most rigid PLA material on the market. You can check the Youngs modulus and bending strength data of PolyLite PLA in its TDS, which represent its rigidity, and compare it with other materials of our portfolio.

<p>PolyLite PLA is a high-quality PLA designed for reliability and ease of printing.</p>
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<p>Polymaker Jam-Free Technology increases the heat resistance of the filament itself (not the printed part) to 140C.<br>
This prevent any jamming issue due to the hot end heat creep issue.<br>
Heat creep is the process of heat spreading irregularly throughout your hot end, softening the filament before entering the melting chamber and jamming the filament by making it expand in the cold end..<br>
The increase of the filament heat resistance from 60C to 140C ensures a Jam-Free experience.<br>
(Note the printed part will have the same heat resistance as regular PLA: ~60C)</p>
<h4><label for="so-tab-2">Printing and Drying Settings</label></h4>
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<p>Printing Temperature: 190C x 230C<br>
Bed Temperature: 25C x 60C<br>
Printing Speed: 40mm/s x 60mm/s<br>
Fan: ON</p>
<p>Direct Drive:<br>
Retraction Distance: 1mm<br>
Retraction Speed: 20mm/s<br>
Indirect Drive:<br>
Retraction Distance: 3mm<br>
Retraction Speed: 40mm/s</p>
<p>Drying Settings: 55C for 6h<br>
(Only if the material has absorbed moisture)</p>
<h4><label for="so-tab-3">How strong is PolyLite PLA?<br>
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<p>PolyLite PLA is based on a high molecular weight PLA from Natureworks, which makes it one of the most rigid PLA material on the market.<br>
You can check the Youngs modulus and bending strength data of PolyLite PLA in its TDS, which represent its rigidity, and compare it with other materials of our portfolio.</p>
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