3D Town Launches Two Types of PLA Filaments for 3D Printers with Enhanced Heat and Impact Resistance
Published2016.04.28 15:173D printing comprehensive shopping mall 3D Town announced on the 28th that it is releasing two new colors of the high-quality PLA filament 'Pure Fila Core-9' series.
The Core Nine series is being released in blue and red colors this time, completing the lineup in addition to the existing black, white, and ivory.
Purefila Core Nine filament can produce strong outputs that can withstand high temperatures of approximately 110℃ (dipping) and impacts of 90J/m, and has excellent flowability and polishability, allowing for the production of precise outputs and post-processing. In addition, it has a short cooling time, allowing for high-speed output, and has a low shrinkage rate, so it is free from deformation after output, making it advantageous for the production of large outputs.
“We are pleased to offer consumers a choice by launching new products in red and blue, the most requested colors by consumers, and to provide a foundation for producing higher-quality output,” said a 3D Town marketing manager.
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