Verbatim High Performance PLA White

Degradable bioplastic made derived from corn

8 Customer Ratings

  • Free from heavy metals
  • Wide range of applications
  • No heated building platform needed
  • Secure packaging
  • £22.65 (£2.27 / 100 g)

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Colour:
  • Verbatim High Performance PLA White
  • Verbatim High Performance PLA Transparent
  • Verbatim High Performance PLA Red
  • Verbatim High Performance PLA Blue
  • Verbatim High Performance PLA Green
  • High Performance PLA Silver / Metal Grey
  • Verbatim High Performance PLA Black
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Item no.: V-55328, Content: 1.000 g

EAN: 023942553281

  • Free from heavy metals
  • Wide range of applications
  • No heated building platform needed
  • Secure packaging

Product information & technical details

Item no.: V-55328
Manufacturer No.: 55328
Manufacturers: Verbatim
Content: 1.000 g
Diameter: 1,75 mm, 2,85 mm
Product types: PLA Filaments
Filament colour: White
Net weight: 1000 g

Description

The PLA filament by Verbatim is a bioplastic derived form corn.
Verbatim PLA is guaranteed free from heavy metals, phthalates and BPA.

All filaments are vacuum-packed and coiled.

Heated building platform are not required for processing PLA.

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Made in Japan

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