Sunlu PLA+ Filament (Geltona)

Sunlu PLA+ Filament (Yellow)

Sunlu PLA+ filament is an excellent choice for those who expect both an aesthetic result and high durability from their 3D prints. The material stands out for its excellent mechanical properties, with an impact resistance of up to 8 kJ/m², which is up to three times better than many standard PLA and PLA+ filaments available on the market. As a result, prints are more resistant to damage while retaining their intense, deep color. It is an excellent choice for both functional projects and models where durability and an aesthetic finish are essential.

Smooth, precise printing

Sunlu PLA+ with a 1.75 mm diameter is designed for stable and trouble-free operation. High dimensional accuracy of ±0.02 mm and a uniform diameter ensure smooth material feeding and consistent results. The filament features low shrinkage, good interlayer adhesion, and ease of use, helping you achieve aesthetically pleasing, consistent prints without unnecessary complications. An additional advantage is the reduction of typical printing issues—the material has been designed to minimize the risk of nozzle clogging, air bubbles, tangling, warping, or excessive stringing.

Evenly wound filament for greater ease of use

One of the greatest advantages of Sunlu PLA+ filament is its careful, 100% even winding. Thanks to advanced technology patented by Sunlu, the material is arranged on the spool in an orderly manner, which reduces the risk of knots, tangles, and unwinding issues during use. This directly contributes to greater printing efficiency and ease of use, especially for longer and more demanding projects. Whether you’re printing as a hobbyist or working on more advanced models, you can count on stable performance and greater ease of use.

Wide compatibility and flexible print settings

Sunlu PLA+ filament is compatible with virtually all FDM 3D printers that support 1.75 mm filament, making it ideal for use with devices from brands such as Bambu Lab, Creality, Prusa, and Anycubic. Printing is recommended at a speed of 50–100 mm/s at a temperature of 195–205°C or 100–300 mm/s at 205–220°C, offering great flexibility in adjusting parameters to a specific model and printer. This filament combines strength, precision, and reliability, helping you achieve great results across a wide range of applications.