YDSIGN MMLA UV Resistance Outdoor Sign Writing Filament 1.75mm 1kg

YDSIGN MMLA UV Resistance Outdoor Sign Writing Filament 1.75mm 1kg

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YDSIGN MMLA UV Resistance Outdoor Sign Writing Filament 1.75mm 1kg
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YDSIGN MMLA UV Resistance Outdoor Sign Writing Filament 1.75mm 1kg

$43.95 AUD
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SKU: 21728
Shipping Weight: 1500g
W/H: V-03-G
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Are you looking to buy MMLA 3D Printing Filament in Australia?

MMLA is a new material to the 3D printing industry. MMLA is great for long-term outdoor applications. MMLA has fire-retardant and anti-UV advantages, also it is smooth printing, and the finished products have high strength.
Note: We recommend you use a 0.6mm or larger nozzle to print this filament. 0.4mm Nozzles will cause blockages.

Specifications:

  • Diameter 1.75mm
  • Net Weight 1KG
  • Printing Temperature 210-245 degrees Celcius
  • Bed Temperature 50-80 Degrees Celcius
  • Fire Resistance Grade: Top Grade V-0
  • UV Resistance Grade: Top Grade 4
  • Maximal Heat Resistance: 80 ℃
  • Fusing Temperature: 196 Degrees
  • Tensile Strength: 29.1MPa
  • Bending Strength: 67.6MPa
  • Elongation at break: 7%
  • Charpy Impact Strength: 6.6KJ/m2
  • Elastic Modulus: 2090MPa
  • Durability is rated to be used outdoor for 10 years or more.

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  • 5 stars: 4 (80%)
  • 4 stars: 1 (20%)
  • 3 stars: 0 (0%)
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Miki Langenbach
great for strong parts and weather resistant parts

I like to print with MMLA. It smells a bit but the parts print very strong with great layer adhesion too.
They withstand the Sydney summer on the dash.
I use it to print strong parts and everything that is out in the weather. It looks great with a thin layer of granite texture spray too

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Miki Langenbach
Wow

printed a tablet holder for my truck and it survived on the dash in the Sydney summer. PETG curled up after 2 days.
The filament prints easily without issues in an open printer. It makes fantastic strong technical parts too. Hope we get some fancy colours soon, this filament will replace my PLA, PETG and ABS

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Miki Langenbach
Much too good just for signs

The first roll I used just for outdoor letters but then I realised that the prints come out quite strong. Less brittle than PLA plus much higher temp stability. This material prints easy and I had no warping issues even with 400mm letters

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Adrian Fichardt
Great Idea - cannot get it to work

I cannot get anything to print, no calibration shapes, temp tower, absolutely nothing, have had to throw away at least 6 new nozzles as each one keeps clogging. So I have an Ender 3V2, with a slice engineering heatbreak and still running with a Bowden setup.
I believe it may just be the quality of the filament as it starts melting all the way up the heatbreak causing the blockage.

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Brad Jeffrey
so far so good

I have had great problems with this sticking to the bed, I contacted YDSIGN and they were prompt to reply, I was given instructions and different printing parameters to what is in the box, I still couldn't get it to stick, clean bed with alcohol used Magigoo and PVA glue stick on a coated glass bed, no joy. I now print with a raft, first layer PLA as it sticks fine to PLA, it prints very nicely and is supposed to be durable for outside use, not as brittle as PLA, looking good for what I want to use it for.

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