PLA Snow White Forshape Premium - 1.75mm - 2.3Kg

A flagship material for 3D printing, the PLA Forshape is ideal for the production of prototyping parts, shape validation and parts for decorative or aesthetic use.

Made in Europe to ROHS and REACH standards, this PLA Snow White filament offers excellent value for money.

Extremely easy to use, as illustrated below, this slightly modifiedPLA is both stiffer and more resistant to fatigue than some other PLA filaments. Its chemical properties make it less brittle.

This spool has a cardboard reel that is easy to fold and also easy to recycle. If you're looking for an economical or environmentally friendly PLA filament from Europe, or both, PLA Forshape is undoubtedly your first choice.

Use of the PLA Snow White Forshape filament

PLA is generally used for prototyping, whether for architectural mock-ups, shape validation for manufacturers or more personal design.

This material, with a few improvements, particularly in terms of good slicer settings, can even meet certain needs for certain functional prototypes.

What we like about PLA (starch base) is that it is biodegradable and odourless.

PLA Blanc Neige Forshape: key strengths

Excellent value for money: this filament offers very high quality at over €15 per kilo.

Eco-responsibility: the manufacturer Forshape is committed to an eco-responsible approach by limiting or even excluding plastic winders from its entire range.

Online manual: all the documentation is online (manual, printing profile, etc.) to reduce the need for paper.

Wide choice of colours: PLA Forshape is available in around fifteen colours.

Our recommendations for use with PLA Forshape

The PLA Blanc Neige Forshape is compatible with all open 3D printers on the market, in both 1.75 and 2.85mm.

We recommend that you set your printer to an extrusion temperature of between 190 and 230°C to print the PLA Forshape Blanc Neige in optimum conditions. We also recommend a print speed of between 30 and 40mm/s and the use of a heating plate at between 25 and 60°C.

A range of print profiles (Raise3D, Creality and Ultimaker) are available on the manufacturer's website and as downloads, to give you the right settings for easy printing of your 3D models.

The downloadable user guide will give you all the information you need to get started easily.