Bambu Lab PLA Silk Green
Achieve a luxurious look for your 3D prints with this green PLA Silk filament from Bambu Lab. It offers a silky gloss and is more resistant to breakage when used with AMS. Ideal for decorations, art projects, and character models. For a glossier surface, print at higher temperatures (230-240 °C) and lower speeds (30-60 mm/s). The filament includes an RFID chip for automatic print parameter setup.
Product details
- Brand:
- Bambu Lab
- Category:
- Filament
Product description
Bambu PLA Silk
Bambu PLA Silk offers a silky, highly glossy finish that adds a luxurious look to your prints while maintaining the ease of use of PLA. Bambu PLA Silk is different from other silk filaments and shows greater resistance to breakage when printing with AMS. It is ideal for decorations, art projects, and 3D character models or any parts where you want a shiny finish.
Silky look with very high gloss
Bambu PLA Silk brings a silky appearance and long-lasting high gloss to your 3D prints, turning models into stunning works of art.
Silky shine with a radiant glow
PLA Matte VS PLA Silk
Showcasing silk prints
Bambu PLA Silk is ideal for decorations, art projects, and 3D character models or any parts where you want a glossier finish.
Enhanced toughness and AMS compatibility
Compared to regular PLA Silk, Bambu PLA Silk is reinforced and shows greater resistance to breakage when using AMS printing.
Adjustable gloss
The perceived gloss of models printed with Silk material can be controlled by print temperature and speed. Higher print temperatures and/or lower speeds are recommended to achieve glossier surfaces.
Recommended settings: Nozzle temperature: 230 - 240 °C, external wall speed: 30 - 60 mm/s
RFID for intelligent printing
All printing parameters are embedded in the RFID, which can be read via our AMS (Automatic Material System).
Load and print! No more tedious setup steps.
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Printing tips
• Drying PLA Tough is optional. Recommended drying conditions are 55 ℃ for 8 hours in a dryer and 75 ℃ for 12 hours on the printer's heated bed. Learn more about filament drying. For more details, see the Filament Drying Cover section on the WIKI.
