A Spectrum of Colors

Our stock now boasts an array of colors that not only give your prints a visually appealing finish but also allow for color coding parts or simply letting your creativity flow. From the calm "Sky Blue" to the energetic "Bright Red," our colors include:

• Sky Blue: A serene and vibrant choice for prints that need a touch of calm.
• Purple: Rich and royal, adding a touch of elegance to your creations.
• Blue: Classic and dependable for both artistic and functional objects.
• Antarctic Blue: A crisp, cool hue that brings a fresh look to your prints.
• Polar White: Clean and bright, perfect for a sleek, modern finish.
• Cloudy Grey: A subtle and sophisticated option for professional applications.
• Dark Grey: A deeper grey that adds gravity and depth to your designs.
• Black: Bold and strong, for prints that need to make a statement.
• Apple Green, Bright Yellow, Forest Green, Juicy Orange, and Bright Red: These lively shades are perfect for prints that require a pop of color or are intended for educational purposes where color differentiation is key.

Deciphering Filament Types

PLA Pure: Ideal for beginners and professionals alike, PLA Pure is renowned for its ease of use. With a printing temperature range of 190°C to 220°C, it provides a perfect balance of quality and usability. The recommended bed temperature of 55°C to 70°C means that it can be used on a variety of 3D printers without the need for a heated bed, making it a versatile choice.

PLA DuraFlex20: When your project requires a bit more resilience, PLA DuraFlex20 is your go-to filament. It maintains the user-friendly features of PLA but with added durability. The printing temperature remains the same as PLA Pure, but the bed temperature range is slightly higher at 60°C to 80°C, providing extra adhesion and reducing warping for prints that need to withstand more handling.

PLA Maxx: For those seeking to push the boundaries of PLA performance, PLA Maxx operates at a higher temperature range of 205°C to 225°C. This filament is designed to offer a superior finish with increased strength, suitable for more demanding applications. The bed temperature is kept at a steady 60°C to 80°C, ensuring that your prints have a solid foundation.

PLA+ Plus: The PLA+ Plus variant combines the ease of printing found in traditional PLA with enhanced mechanical properties. It prints at temperatures between 205°C to 225°C, providing improved toughness and higher resistance to heat. This makes PLA+ Plus an excellent choice for functional parts that require a bit more grit.

PET-G: Standing out with its robustness, PET-G is perfect for users who require their prints to have excellent toughness and temperature resistance. With a printing temperature of 200°C to 230°C and a bed temperature of 70°C to 80°C, PET-G is suitable for creating durable parts that can endure more rigorous use.

Conclusion

Whether you are a hobbyist or a professional, MaxxeShop3D has a filament type to meet your 3D printing needs, and a spectrum of colors to unleash your creative potential. By understanding the unique properties of each filament type and the diverse colors available, you can choose the perfect combination for your next 3D printing project. Dive into the MaxxeShop3D range and let your imagination take shape in vivid color and fine detail.