SUNLU Filament: PLA, PLA+ or Silk, and Which Line to Buy
Short answer Buy SUNLU PLA+ for parts that get used and dropped, plain SUNLU PLA for models and quick prototypes where cost…
Print and bed temperatures, drying times, enclosure requirements, and how to choose between PLA, PETG, ABS, ASA and the filled variants.
Short answer Buy SUNLU PLA+ for parts that get used and dropped, plain SUNLU PLA for models and quick prototypes where cost…
Short answer Start with a standard 405 nm resin for miniatures and detail, move to an ABS-like or tough resin the first…
Short answer For a first flexible filament buy TPU rated Shore 95A: it is soft enough for phone cases, gaskets and grips…
Short answer Buy PETG when a part must survive heat above 60 °C, outdoor use or repeated flexing: it is tougher than…
Short answer For anything that lives in sunlight, ASA is the filament to buy: UV stable, rain-proof and good to about 95…
Short answer Buy a carbon-fibre nylon (PA6-CF or PA12-CF) as your first nylon: the fibres stop the warping that makes unfilled nylon…
Short answer Any PLA with a stated diameter tolerance of ±0.03 mm from a maker that vacuum-seals the spool will print well…
Short answer There is no best filament, only the right one for the part: PLA for models and prototypes, PLA+ for everyday…
Short answer If you have a multi-material system, print PETG as the support interface under PLA: the two barely bond, so the…
Short answer Decide which strength you need. For a part that must not snap when dropped, PETG or unfilled nylon. For a…