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PLA-Basic

"PLA-Basic: Versatile, environmentally friendly, simple!"

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Introduction to PLA-Basic

Welcome to SwissPrints!

PLA-Basic is our most commonly used filament and is ideal for beginners and advanced users. PLA (Polylactic Acid) is a biodegradable material made from renewable resources such as corn starch. It is characterized by its ease of use and its environmental friendliness, making it an excellent choice for a wide range of 3D printing projects.

Application areas / examples of PLA-Basic

1. Decorative objects

Thanks to its excellent surface quality and easy post-processing, PLA-Basic is ideal for decorative projects:

  • Vases and sculptures: Create impressive works of art and home accessories.

  • Decorative models: Create detailed models for hobby and collector purposes.

2. Everyday objects

  • From useful household items to personalized gifts, PLA-Basic is suitable for printing numerous everyday items:

  • Cell phone holder and organizer: Keep your devices and utensils organized and within easy reach.

  • Keychains and jewelry: Create unique and personalized accessories.

Durch die Verwendung von PLA-Basic können Sie sicher sein, dass Ihre 3D-Drucke nicht nur qualitativ hochwertig, sondern auch umweltfreundlich und einfach zu verarbeiten sind. Egal, ob Sie ein Anfänger oder ein erfahrener 3D-Drucker sind, PLA-Basic bietet Ihnen die Flexibilität und Zuverlässigkeit, die Sie für Ihre Projekte benötigen.

Advantages of PLA-Basic

  • Good surface quality:

Provides a smooth and glossy surface, ideal for decorative objects and prototypes.

  • Environmentally friendly:

Made from renewable resources and biodegradable, making it an environmentally friendly choice.

  • Versatile:

Ideal for a wide range of applications, from prototyping to educational projects to decorative objects.

  • Cost:

PLA-Basic is the most cost-effective filament.

Disadvantages of PLA-Basic

  • Lower heat resistance:

PLA is not heat resistant and can deform or melt at higher temperatures.

  • Lower mechanical strength:

Compared to filaments such as ABS or PETG, PLA is less robust and not as shock-resistant.

  • Sensitive to moisture:

PLA can absorb moisture from the air, which can affect print quality if not stored properly.

  • Less flexibility:

PLA is less flexible and can break under stress, making it less suitable for applications that require flexibility.

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