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FDM/FFF 3D printing involves creating parts layer by layer, by depositing molten material, usually plastic a filament. Nowadays, however, the use of filament spools is starting to be abandoned in favour of pellets as a raw material.

What are pellets?

Plastic pellets are obtained through a process called pelletisation, which converts an amorphous polymer into pellet material with predefined dimensions. Pelletised material is typically used in the injection moulding industry, as well as for manufacturing of 3D printing filaments.

Advantages

The main advantage is that the final cost of the part is lower than what we could obtain if we used filament, as well as the fact that it is easy to make a multi-coloured part due to the fact that different colours can be mixed in the pellet extruder hopper itself.

Disadvantages

The main disadvantage is that the extrusion systems are underdeveloped and there is no variety to choose from. Added to this is the fact that the filament is a continuous thread and the pellets in the extruder are placed randomly, making it very difficult, if not impossible, to foresee the flow of material at any given moment, which means that the definition of the pieces obtained is much lower.

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PLA Pellets

From $7.00 USD

In stock, 1749 units

TPU Pellets

From $9.00 USD

In stock, 599 units

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PETG Pellets

From $11.00 USD

In stock, 999 units

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Good price/quality ratio

It worked great in my Ender Creality S1. I had experience with previous TPU filaments and I was more than happy with the good results I obtained with this filament. I would definitely recommend it

Verde Ral 6018

Compramos este filamento para impresion de cliente que necesitaba especificamente el color verde 6018, Filamento flexible que hay que configurar bien para impresora bowden, una vez configurado , perfecto. H7Metrology

Sin problemas de impresion

Buen filamento que se imprime muy bien , deseando ver la durabilidad en entornos de bastante calor y humedad , fabricando cubre perfiles que tienen que trabajar en condiciones exigentes,
H7Metrology

Best PLA

high quality

Good Filament but the green is lighter than expected.

The filament is good and can be printed with stock Creality CR10. It is a bit softer than e.g. Overture TPU. The only downside for me was the color. I was looking specifically for a DARK green and the result after printing is not so dark after all..

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