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eSUN PLA Filament 1.75mm, 3D Printer Filament PLA Dimensional Accuracy +/- 0.03mm, 1KG Spool (2.2 LBS) Sold by eSUN Official Store / FBA
eSUN PLA Filament 1.75mm, 3D Printer Filament PLA Dimensional Accuracy +/- 0.03mm, 1KG Spool (2.2 LBS) Sold by eSUN Official Store / FBA
eSUN PLA Filament 1.75mm, 3D Printer Filament PLA Dimensional Accuracy +/- 0.03mm, 1KG Spool (2.2 LBS) Sold by eSUN Official Store / FBA
eSUN PLA Filament 1.75mm, 3D Printer Filament PLA Dimensional Accuracy +/- 0.03mm, 1KG Spool (2.2 LBS) Sold by eSUN Official Store / FBA
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Posted 6 March 2024

eSUN PLA Filament 1.75mm, 3D Printer Filament PLA Dimensional Accuracy +/- 0.03mm, 1KG Spool (2.2 LBS) Sold by eSUN Official Store / FBA

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  • 【eSun PLA 3D Printer Filament】 eSUN PLA Lite, as a cost-effective filament, keeps all the advantages of PLA: easy to print, excellent layer bonding, low shrinkage, no cracking, high toughness and not easy to break, which is an ideal choice for both entry-level 3D printing amateurs and professionals.
  • 【Stable Dimensional Tolerance】eSUN PLA Lite is designed with minimum tolerance and low warping to ensure consistent feeding and stable prints. It enables printed model to be more durable, less stringing, no bubbles, no deformation and easy handling, which can offer you an outstanding surface finish and a high precision.
  • 【High Compatibility】eSUN PLA Lite is compatible with Most of FDM 3D Printers, such as: Raise3D, Prusa, Voron, Creality 3D, Bambu Lab, etc. And it is widly used in accessory, art & craft, home decoration, toy, sculpture, shell and COSPLAY. We recommend extrusion / nozzle temperature at 190-230℃, bed Temperature at 45-60℃.
  • 【Tangle Free & No Plugging】eSUN PLA Lite, as full 1KG 3D printer filament reel, has perfect roundness, tight diameter tolerance and good winding, thus it does not overlap or tangle. And it melts well, feeds smoothly and constantly without clogging the nozzle or extruder to ensure a high printing successful rate.
  • 【Environmentally Friendly Packaging】 eSUN PLA Lite is designed with cardboard spool packaging, which is lightweight and recyclable to better protect the environment. And eSUN filament comes in a sealed vacuum bag with a desiccant bag, easily keep your 3D printer filaments at an optimal storage condition and free from dust or dirt.

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  1. CromeX's avatar
    I actually found that the cardboard reels absorb allot of water. I came back from holiday and found I had an ams fill of brittle material because of these reels.. BE WARNED
    HKerInLondon's avatar
    Cardboard reels may not be the main cause leading your filament absorb more moisture. The environment where you store your filament is.

    In fact the cardboard reel itself acts like a desiccant which helps absorb surrounding moisture from your humid environment which in turn slows down the filament moisture absorption.

    Trust me I'm an engineer working in the moisture control industry.
  2. HHNNNGGG's avatar
    Their pla layer adhesion is so bad, but their pla+ is great
    andy_spoo's avatar
    That usually means you just need to up the temperature or lower the speed.
    Always do a temperature tower before using on a project when you get a different make/type of filament.
  3. DS76's avatar
    Sorry, I am new to this and recently brought the AnkerMake M5C. I figured it might be like standard printers where each manufacturer has a different cartridge, is that not the case? Will any filament work with these types of 3d printers? Sorry for the stupid question. 
    bazpoint's avatar
    Yes, any make will work. You should read up on different filament types (PLA, PETG, TPU etc) though. And also how to calibrate your slicer/printer for new filaments.
  4. jonboyuk's avatar
    If only it came on plastic reels for my AMS
    bazpoint's avatar
    You can print plastic rims for the ESun spools, there are several versions on Makerworld. Or respool with a Pastamatic.
  5. cheese_on_crackers's avatar
    Cold white is my favorite white filament and this is an absolute bargain. Hot hot hot
    lucyferror's avatar
    Ordered it after your comment.
    I love Sunlu APLA Cream White (A=Anti String). It's like Matte but without being matte.
    Prints perfectly and looks great. (edited)
  6. Korg7's avatar
    Seems reviews for this are not the greatest. Fine for functional parts like brackets, but not for display items. I was about to pull the trigger on purple, but pointless if the end product will be bad.
    jonboyuk's avatar
    52357795-v4AUY.jpgThis is the PLA Lite from an X1C. It's a smoother finish than the Bambu PLA Basic and less than half the price. It was a bit tricky to set up at first, but now I have the profile dialed in, I can recommend.
  7. andy_spoo's avatar
    eSun seem to be having these sales quite often over the last couple of months.
  8. chawkes6's avatar
    Amazing price, worth bearing in mind its PLA Lite, not the best if you need any sort of strength, really good for flying models. Never had much issue with eSun filament, the matte white is my go to general purpose filament.
    the-bunker's avatar
    Afaik the term “Lite” here doesn’t mean it weighs less - it’s just a cheaper product
  9. MilkLizard88's avatar
    I've got eSUN filament. It seems pretty decent so for £11/kg this is a good price. I'd be happy to pay £15
  10. the-bunker's avatar
    Great deal - if it wasn’t for the fact I’ve got about 30 rolls sitting in a cupboard I would buy some !
    lucyferror's avatar
    ONLY 30?
  11. amina83's avatar
    Awesome!
  12. Cobray's avatar
    Don't tempt me I don't need anymore reels.
  13. rsprowse's avatar
    Cheers. Bought 3 reels so gonna need a bigger dry box
  14. Zozobra's avatar
    Awesome. I have black pla, so I've ordered the white and grey to have a crack at some hueforge stuff on my p1s
  15. lucyferror's avatar
    Received purple today. Colour is great but cardboard spool is all wonky and massive. Put electrical tape on edges and into AMS. Prints OK but lines are really visible. Quite disappointed to be honest. Put my 16 min benchy to print which I do with each new color/brand spool as reference for future and compred to other filaments I have I can see lines more here. Bambu X1C. All nice and smooth and perfect print, but...
    jonboyuk's avatar
    What settings did you use? Just the same as standard Bambu pla?
  16. Vlad-T's avatar
    Order 2. Nice find. Heat
  17. burnie2011's avatar
    I wonder if anyone can tell me if this will work with Bambu Lab A1 Mini. I'm a newbie to 3D printing.
    petar.ivanov's avatar
    I don’t see a reason why it shouldn’t. Go for it
  18. rendeverance's avatar
    Since I went to MPLA I'd never go back to PLA if / when I can avoid it, it is slightly more expensive, but it is just so much better to work with and the temperature stability of the items produced is far superior. For the sake of a fiver per kg...

    Good price op

    Cheaping out on filament is often a false economy imho, but equally, expensive doesn't Equal performance either, not here though. Some brand name filaments are god awful (I'm looking at you verbatim ABS), but some cheaper ones are great. Sunlu and esun are the most common manufacturers I use currently, not all have been great, but some products are absolute gems.

    I didn't realise there were so many fellow printers on here Anyone else print at work as well as just play? (edited)
    TomiDM's avatar
    Can you recommend some mpla? And where to buy from? Thanks
  19. burnie2011's avatar
    Thanks for all your help. I've done as you've sai but the file in question is a windows file. Thanks anyway! Much appreciated!
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