Extrudr PLA NX-2 Yellow

The next Evolution PLA in yellow

(3 Customer Ratings)

  • Matte finish
  • Non-toxic
  • Good mechanical properties
  • 100% natural & renewable resources
  • £44.76 £49.75 -10% (£1.79 / 100 g)

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Delivery on Wednesday, 23 January: Order before Monday at 12:00.

Colour:
  • Extrudr PLA NX-2 White
  • Extrudr PLA NX-2 Black
  • Extrudr PLA NX-2 Grey
  • Extrudr PLA NX-2 Blue
  • Extrudr PLA NX-2 Red
  • Extrudr PLA NX-2 Yellow
  • Extrudr PLA NX-2 Orange
  • Extrudr PLA NX-2 Green
  • Extrudr PLA NX-2 Emerald Green
  • Extrudr PLA NX-2 Turquoise
  • Extrudr PLA NX-2 Anthracite
  • Extrudr PLA NX-2 Silver
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Item no.: EX-9010241054169, Content: 2.500 g

EAN: 9010241054169

  • Matte finish
  • Non-toxic
  • Good mechanical properties
  • 100% natural & renewable resources
1.75 mm / 1100 g: £23.50 (£2.14 / 100 g)
from 2 £22.33 (£2.03 / 100 g)
2.85 mm / 1100 g: £23.50 (£2.14 / 100 g)
from 2 £22.33 (£2.03 / 100 g)
1.75 mm / 2500 g: £49.75 (£1.99 / 100 g)
from 2 £47.25 (£1.89 / 100 g)
2.85 mm / 2500 g: £44.76 (£1.79 / 100 g)

Product information & technical details

Manufacturers: Extrudr
Content: 2.500 g
Diameter: 1,75 mm, 2,85 mm
Product types: PLA Filaments
Property: Food Safe
Filament colour: Yellow
Net weight: 1100 g, 2500 g
Recommended processing temperature: 190 - 230 °C
Recommended heating temperature: 0 - 60 °C

Description

The next evolution of PLA.

The new PLA NX-2 by Extrudr is a bio-compound based on 100% renewable & natural resources.

The non-toxic material has a perfect matte finish.

The PLA NX-2 is characterised by good mechanical properties and easy handling.

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