DURAMIC 3D PLA+ Filament 1.75mm 1Kg Black, PLA Plus Filament 1Kg Spool(2.2lbs) Tougher and Stronger, Dimensional Accuracy Probability +/- 0.02mm

I am extremely impressed with the DURAMIC 3D PLA+ Filament 1.75mm 1Kg Black! This filament delivers exceptional print quality, with smooth and consistent extrusion from start to finish. It has excellent adhesion to the print bed and produces crisp, sharp details on every print. The black color is rich and solid, making it perfect for a wide range of projects. I've used several different filaments over the years, but DURAMIC PLA+ stands out in terms of durability and ease of use. The filament is not brittle and can handle intricate details without breaking or warping. It also works seamlessly with my 3D printer, maintaining a steady flow without tangling or clogging. Whether you’re a hobbyist or a professional, I highly recommend this filament for anyone looking for a reliable, high-quality PLA+. It offers fantastic value for the price and ensures that your prints come out looking polished and professional. I’ll definitely be purchasing this again!

Prints amazing, even at faster than listed speeds. Exceptional glow from 10 seconds of UV light. Spooling is decent, no issues, didn't need to dry before use and even has a resealable bag. Sadly mine was damaged in transit, but didn't cause any issues. Love the color in daylight.

Like most people, I had NEVER heard of Duramic before saying, "Screw it, I'm just drunk enough to give it a shot!" Oh boy am I glad I did! In what was potentially my first wise inebriated decision, I found a perfect balance point between quality and value for a superb filament! Aside from the obvious high accuracy and being American made, the packaging is right on point and is definitely secure. I know this because the Amazon delivery driver decided to hurl this box of filament (and AMZ didnt put it in a brown Amazon either) down my driveway and I was SURE it was broken. However, not a scratch inside... even though AMZ is lazy, Duramic did me right. Where this filament really shines for me was in layer adhesion. OH MY BOB DID MY PRINTS LAY DOWN FLATTTTT! Not even an exaggeration, look at the pics for yourself. Laid down flat. As. Glass. Silky. Smooth. (Periods added to simulated excited emphasis clapping) Like most people, I found my temp settings to be 50 at the hotbed, and 205 for the first roll, 210 for the second, but it's pretty consistent versus my experience with others where I'm literally just power spinning the temp knob going "God I hope this works!" The one thing I noticed was it can be quite picky on the nozzle temp and will begin to ooze if not set right (duh, right?) Big thing with this PLA, it REALLY likes being printed on the slower side. I've been able to pull off 60, but I've found 40-50 for my print speed to be the happy medium between speed and quality (I'm completely quality focused over speed). Literal ONLY gripe I have is with the fact that at writing, theres no options for my to buy the white and grey PLA+ rolls. I can only buy them as a 3 pack. I've managed to pop a number of detailed pieces out with this PLA+ and look forward to getting more reels, as well as trying their ABS hopefully soon.

This is my favorite filament I've tried so far. I've tried quite a few. I have an ender 3 with a direct drive kit. This stuff is amazing and even does great outdoors, especially the white color. I have prints that have been outside for over a year with this filament and haven't had any issues. I will say it prints better at around 220C. I actually like that it prints at a higher temperature, it seems to withstand heat and UV better than any other PLA+ I've tried. I get really clean prints with it and I can't really fault it. the only issue I had was at first I had some clogging issues. These issues were solved with printing at a higher temperature. I'm dragging my feet on recommending it because I'm afraid the price will go up and there will be less available. Really great in terms of strength. I have one print in particular holding an Ice auger in my garage that's been there for about a year and a half. The auger isn't light either. According to the amazon listing it weighs 32 lbs. it's about a $500 auger and I trust this filament to hold it up on the wall. I really can't say enough about how good this stuff has been for me. It performs better than you would expect from PLA+. I'd really like to see it tested against other brands and other types like PETG and Nylon. You're probably thinking I work for the company or I get free stuff. I'm not but I certainly wouldn't say no (clears throat loudly). Bottom line is: It's my favorite PLA+ filament and a great quality product. This is my go to filament and wouldn't hesitate to recommend to anyone. I'd guess I've used around 10 KG of this and will order more in the future. The only time I get anything else is on Black Friday I seem to be able to find bulk pricing for an insanely good price. But I'm regretting not spending the money on this instead.

I don't normally leave reviews, but feel like my review might help people who are struggling with this filament. I have printed with many different kinds of black filament (pla, pla+, pla pro, petg) from several different brands. I had never had an issue with easily dialing in print settings on my P1S...until this filament. In well over 1000 hours on my P1S I hadn't had bed adhesion issues...until this filament. I was ready to give up and just toss the the roll until I just sort of found how to print this. First, this filament likes to be printed hot. I normally run pla at 215 or 220 but I print this filament at 230! Whole this ultimately causes some other potential issues, it's crucial for getting good layer adhesion and nice looking walls. Bed temp? Up it and probably up it some more. At least 5-7 degrees hotter than a normal pla setting of about 60. That is unless you like spaghetti. Speaking of spaghetti, enable retraction and zhop. The higher temp needed means you are likely to get some oozing. I finally noticed my later adhesion issues were the nozzle ripping the part off the bed. After enabling zhop and setting a longer retraction all that went away. Cooling! This needs more than adequate cooling especially because it needs to be printed hot. Do not print in an enclosure without the door open/lid off. This will also help with overhangs and supports. Slow it down. I set volumetric speed to 8 mm/s^3. Obviously way lower than other plas. Tolerances. Tolerances can be an issue with this filament. I had to up my clearance values for parts that for inside of each other due to the hotter temps probably leading to differential cooling. Just something to be aware of. For instance I have usually always been able to fit things easily with 0.15 mm clearance. In this case I had to up it to 0.22 to get parts that could be slid into one another without getting stuck. So it you have some of this, do not fret and try a few changes that may make your life easier. In my opinion, the slower printing time is worth it because the final outcome looks better than other comparable black filaments. Plus the strength at this temp is crazy.

I use a lot a filament in my printers. This stuff has been great. I love the marble "color" and it makes beautiful prints. Definitely try marble. It makes awesome little statues. I recommend Duramic PLA+.

So I went all out with this one and printed the biggest, most complex print on the Prusa CORE One sample print thumb drive: the “lighthouse without benchy” print. At 22 hours of total print time and spanning the entire capacity of my printer, this was a big risk for a filament I’ve never used before. I think the results speak for themselves. While many filament manufacturers grossly exaggerate their claims when it comes to color (ever order a “metallic silver” “silk” filament that was just a boring gray when it arrived?), this stuff looks as close to granite as you’ll probably ever get out of PLA. It has a bit of the texture too, when you touch it! Unfortunately this print used up 2/3 of the kilo I bought, but I’ll definitely be buying more. This filament was very easy to work with and rendered even minute details relatively accurately compared to the model. There were no noticeable adhesion issues — it simply worked, with default settings. It also popped right off the tray when I was done; no annoying removal issues. Besides the fact that this is perfect for any kind of “statue” type look you may be going for, the color is also ideal because it’s very multifaceted. I liked that the gray was just close enough to blue to work for the wave hitting the lighthouse, while also being obviously gray enough to represent the stones on the beach, and light enough to portray the lighthouse itself. I’m sure the same would be true of other models — and again, this color makes little details very easy to see. I’m kind of rambling now, so I’ll wrap up, but I’d say this is now officially one of my top two favourite filaments, along with one of the shimmery multicolored silk filaments I bought this week. Definitely recommend!

When I received my roll there was bump on one side which would indicate a mis-spool or bad alignment on the roll but I used it anyway, that was my fault. The filament itself is nice. The color is great but I had to “baby” each print after about 150g into the roll. I kept getting the error that the filament was stuck on the spool and was unable to feed. I’ll attach a picture and hopefully you can see what I’m talking about. The filament is over-wrapped on one side, so as the print you’re doing keeps going, the remaining filament that’s not in the pfe tube already will shift, which binds the current filament from feeding properly. I hope that makes sense.

Good quality

El filamento es algo frágil, no obstante el brillo es increíble, con cargarlo un poco basta para que brille, lo que sí es que es necesario estar a oscuras para que sea bien visible

I was a bit dubious about this filament; however, it prints really well on my Ender 3 KE, printed an evil easter bunny for Halloween and they do actually glow really well which again is a nice surprise

I love this spool of Denim PLA+. It printed fine details beautifully, this crystal catto is only 3.5cm tall and printed with a 0.4mm nozzle. Good details, no smearing, and seems to be pretty strong. Some colours of Duramic PLA+ are very matt as well, somewhere between matt and satin like a smooth clay urn. Very nice. As far as PLA+ goes, Duramic seems to be a touch more ductile than my usual filament; In theory this should give it very good impact resistance but may also mean some loss of tensile strength. For comparison I also stock rolls that are 100% Ingeo 870 polymer (An industry standard for PLA+), If I bend thin walled parts the Duramic seems to yield a little more readily, but the Ingeo prints are more likely to snap suddenly. I printed shelf parts using both and the other brand seemed more rigid while Duramic likes to flex a bit. Both are good filaments and produce strong prints. [Update] Colours I've tried: Denim - PLA+ Prints as expected, very nice finish and colour. Purple - PLA+ Prints as expected. Light Green - Good colour, the same pistachio green as ice cream or pudding. This one oozes/strings a bit more and has a bit of trouble sticking to ultrabase. May need to dial in settings specifically for this colour. It would be nice if they had the same colour in PLA+ Silver - PLA+ Prints as expected

Facil de imprimir y brilla muy bien en la oscuridad