Category: FILAMENTS
3D Printer Filaments – A Variety of Materials for Your Projects
Filaments are special materials used in 3D printers that allow the creation of three-dimensional objects. They are available in the form of thin, flexible threads that are fed into the 3D printer nozzle and melted to be layered, creating physical models. Filament for 3D printers comes in various types, allowing you to choose the material that best fits the specific requirements of your project.
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Easy PET-G filament in graphite with a diameter of 1.75 mm. 0.85 kg of filament is wound on a spool. Fiberlogy Easy PET-G Graphite
Easy PLA filament in inox, 1.75 mm in diameter. 0.85 kg of filament is wound on a spool. Fiberlogy Easy PLA Inox
Navy Blue TR PCTG filament with a diameter of 1.75 mm. 0.75 kg of filament is wound on the spool. Fiberlogy PCTG Navy Blue TR
Easy PLA filament in Red Orange, 1.75 mm in diameter. 0.85 kg of filament is wound on a spool. Fiberlogy Easy PLA Red Orange
Green FiberSatin filament with a diameter of 1.75 mm. 0.85 kg of filament is wound on the spool. Fiberlogy FiberSatin Green
ABS filament in Vertigo with a diameter of 1.75 mm. 0.85 kg of filament is wound on a spool. Fiberlogy ABS Vertigo
Orange filament ABS 1.75 mm 750g
PP (Polipropylen) filament in Yellow, 1.75 mm in diameter. 0.75 kg of filament is wound on a spool. Fiberlogy Easy PP Yellow
Easy PLA filament in Light Green, 1.75 mm in diameter. 0.85 kg of filament is wound on a spool. Fiberlogy Easy PLA Light Green
ABS filament in white with a diameter of 1.75 mm. 0.85 kg of filament is wound on a spool. Fiberlogy ABS White
ASA filament in Graphite with a diameter of 1.75 mm. 0.75 kg of filament is wound on a spool. Fiberlogy ASA Graphite
Easy PLA filament in Aurora, 1.75 mm in diameter. 0.85 kg of filament is wound on a spool. Fiberlogy Easy PLA Aurora
FiberWood filament in Green color with a diameter of 1.75 mm. 0.75 kg of filament is wound on the spool. Fiberlogy FiberWood Green
Easy PLA filament in True Gold, 1.75 mm in diameter. 0.85 kg of filament is wound on a spool. Fiberlogy Easy PLA True Gold
ABS filament in graphite with a diameter of 1.75 mm. 0.85 kg of filament is wound on a spool. Fiberlogy ABS Graphite
Easy PLA filament in Alien Green, 1.75 mm in diameter. 0.85 kg of filament is wound on a spool. Fiberlogy Easy PLA Alien Green
Easy PLA filament in Blue, 1.75 mm in diameter. 0.85 kg of filament is wound on a spool. Fiberlogy Easy PLA Midnight Sky
PP (Polipropylen) filament in Natural, 1.75 mm in diameter. 0.75 kg of filament is wound on a spool. Fiberlogy Easy PP Natural
Easy PLA filament in Blue, 1.75 mm in diameter. 0.85 kg of filament is wound on a spool. Fiberlogy Easy PLA Ruby Red
Easy PLA filament in Blue, 1.75 mm in diameter. 0.85 kg of filament is wound on a spool. Fiberlogy Easy PLA Spectra Blue
Types of Filaments
There are many types of 3D printer filaments, each with unique properties and applications. PLA (Polylactic Acid) filaments are popular for their ease of printing and biodegradability, making them an eco-friendly choice. ABS (Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene) filament is known for its strength and high-temperature resistance, making it ideal for creating durable parts. High-temperature filaments are designed to work in extreme conditions, offering excellent strength and dimensional stability.
PLA Filament
PLA filament is one of the most commonly used materials in 3D printing. It is easy to use, requires lower printing temperatures, and is available in a wide range of colors. PLA is also biodegradable, making it more environmentally friendly than many other filaments. In our store, you will find a wide selection of PLA filaments that are perfect for various projects.
ABS Filament
ABS filament is valued for its durability and impact resistance, making it an ideal choice for creating functional prototypes and utility parts. ABS requires higher printing temperatures and often a heated bed to ensure good adhesion and prevent warping. Our selection includes high-quality ABS filaments that meet the demands of the most challenging projects.
Filament Splicing
Filament splicing allows for continuous printing without having to pause when the filament runs out. This can be done manually by heating the ends of two filaments and joining them, or by using special filament welding tools. This technique also enables the creation of prints with multiple colors or types of filaments, opening up new creative possibilities.
High-Temperature Filaments
High-temperature filaments are designed for printing in extreme conditions. They are resistant to high temperatures and chemicals, making them ideal for industrial and engineering applications. Materials such as PEEK (Polyether Ether Ketone) offer excellent mechanical strength and dimensional stability at high temperatures. At Kamami, we offer a wide range of high-temperature filaments that meet the most demanding needs.