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Purefil Filament
PLA, 1.75 mm, 1000 g, Grey
Question about Purefil Filament
Hello everyone, I regularly print with Purefil PLA. I've already printed two 2.5kg rolls of black PLA and I'm happy. Strangely enough, the anthracite is very difficult to print. It seems that too little filament comes through the nozzle. I have varied the temperature but unfortunately have not achieved a better result. I print with an Ender 5 Plus at 220°. Maybe someone has a tip or even the solution
Good day
In principle, the anthracite PLA should print at the same temperatures as the black PLA. We usually use a temperature of 210°C. If it is not due to a clogged nozzle, you are welcome to contact us by email at info@fabru.eu and we will send you a new spool immediately.
In principle, the anthracite PLA should print at the same temperatures as the black PLA. We usually use a temperature of 210°C. If it is not due to a clogged nozzle, you are welcome to contact us by email at info@fabru.eu and we will send you a new spool immediately.
Probably only helps to a limited extent though,
I also print a lot of Purefil PLA, Ender 5 Pro, standard components.
Usually print at "only" 60-80mm/s, 205°C 1st layer, then 195°C. Bed temperature 55°C. I am very satisfied with the results. Slicer is Cura.
Is the nozzle clogged at best? I've also had this a few times. Sometimes the only thing that helped was dismantling the nozzle and unclogging it with thin wire over the camping cooker or Bunsen burner.
Maybe print a temptower with the anthracite, then you can see where the optimum temperature is. However, you may also have received a bad batch.
Good luck!
I also print a lot of Purefil PLA, Ender 5 Pro, standard components.
Usually print at "only" 60-80mm/s, 205°C 1st layer, then 195°C. Bed temperature 55°C. I am very satisfied with the results. Slicer is Cura.
Is the nozzle clogged at best? I've also had this a few times. Sometimes the only thing that helped was dismantling the nozzle and unclogging it with thin wire over the camping cooker or Bunsen burner.
Maybe print a temptower with the anthracite, then you can see where the optimum temperature is. However, you may also have received a bad batch.
Good luck!