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Matte PLA Filament - 1.75 mm - 0.85 kg

Fiberlogy Matte PLA – a premium filament with a matte finish that hides print layers. Based on high-quality NatureWorks Ingeo

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Black

Graphite

Gray

White

Beige

Red

Blue

Pastel Blue

Pastel Lilac

Pastel Mint

Pastel Pink

Pastel Yellow

Skin Tone 1

Skin Tone 2

Skin Tone 3

The presented colors are for reference only and may differ from the actual filament color depending on screen settings.

€23.64

Regular price: €26.27

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Product description

Fiberlogy Matte PLA is a high-quality 3D printing filament featuring an exceptional matte finish that effectively hides visible print layers. This innovative material is designed for users seeking professional visual effects without compromising ease of printing.

The filament is made from top-quality raw materials by the renowned company NatureWorks – a world-leading producer of biopolymers. It is based on their flagship Ingeo

Print settings

Printing temperature 200-230°C
Bed temperature 60°C
Build surface Smooth PEI, Textured PEI, Glass
Drying conditions 50°C / 4h
Enclosure not required
Cooling fan 75-100%

Color Palette

White yes
Black yes
Gray/Graphite yes
Red yes
Yellow yes
Blue yes
Beige/Brown yes
Pink/Purple yes
Pastel yes
Skintones yes

To make it easier to choose the right color variant, we provide RAL and Pantone equivalents for filaments wherever possible. The given values are approximate and are intended to reflect the actual filament shade as closely as possible.

Why not HEX?

Providing the color of 3D printing filament in HEX format does not make sense because this notation was created to describe colors displayed on screens (RGB – monitors, TVs, mobile devices). HEX defines a mix of red, green and blue light, meaning a digital color. With filaments, however, we deal with a physical material. The same filament may look different in various photos and HEX cannot accurately represent the actual appearance of the material.

Much better references are color systems used in printing and industry, such as RAL or Pantone, which are based on real samples and allow for comparison of colors in physical reality.