PLA Extrafill "Mint"
Fillamentum PLA Extrafill is a premium material for FFF 3D printing. It is made from natural raw materials and biodegradableby industrialcomposting.
✅ Easy to print (suitable for beginners)
✅ Safe for food contact applications
✅ Made of natural ingredients (100% bio-based)
✅ AMS-compatible
RAL Color: N/A
Food Contact Declaration by request on helpdesk@fillamentum.com
10 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE
We have been on the market for 10 years, gathering extensive experience.
FAST SHIPPING
All orders placed by 11:00 CET are shipped the same day. Average delivery time is 2–4 days worldwide.
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PREMIUM QUALITY
We focus on Process Capability Index (CPK) to ensure every filament spool meets top quality standards.
COMPATIBLE WITH EVERY PRINTER
Our spools work with all printers and AMS. Specific settings or profiles are available for most models.
Printing Temperature: 190 – 210 °C
Bed Temperature: 0 – 55 °C
Printing Speed: 30 – 70 mm/s
Cooling Fan: 100 %
Printing Temperature:230 – 270 °C
Bed Temperature:0 – 55 °C
Printing Speed: 50 – 200 mm/s
Cooling Fan: 100 %
Printing Temperature: 180 – 230 °C
Bed Temperature:0 – 55 °C
Printing Speed: 100 – 400 mm/s
Cooling Fan: 100 %
- Diameter: 1.75 mm and 2.85 mm
- Diameter tolerance: +/- 0.05 mm
- Weight:
750 g of filament (+ 210 g spool)
2.5 kg of filament (+ 590 g spool)
- The length of the filament:
255 m (1.75 mm, 750g)
97 m (2.85 mm, 750 g)
840 m (1.75 mm, 2.5 kg)
325 m (2.85 mm, 2.5 kg)
| PLA Extrafill | PLA Crystal Clear | Timberfill ® | Nonoilen® | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Polymer base | polyactic acid | polyactic acid | mixture of biopolymers filled with 15% of natural fibers | polyactic acid and polyhydroxy butyrate blend |
| Mechanical properties | stiff | stiff | brittle | tough |
| Biodegradability | industrial composter (months) | industrial composter (months) | industrial composter (months) | industrial composter, electric composter (90 days) |
| Temperature resistance without/after annealing | 55 / 80 °C | 55 / 110 °C | 55 / 80 °C | 110 / 110 °C |
| Optical properties | yellowish, transparent | clear, transparent | wood-like, non-translucent | yellowish, non-translucent |
| Moisture sensitive | *** | ***** | **** | ** |
| Safe for food-contact applications | yes, except Luminous colors and Everebody's Magenta | yes | no | yes |
| Recyclability | Recyclable usually with loss of mechanical properties | Recyclable usually with loss of mechanical properties | Not recyclable | Recyclable, many times without loss of properties |
Good surface quality
Easy to work
User-friendly for both home and office environments
Ideal for models and prototypes that require aesthetic detail
A wide range of color options available
High surface hardness
Suitable for room-temperature applications
Low odor
Biodegradable in an industrial composter
Made of natural ingredients (100% bio-based)
Safe to use in electrical and electronic equipment
BPA-free, styrene-free
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Customer Reviews
There is missing filament profile on Fillamentum website for Bambulab printers
First time I used it was on a very simple print only about an hour with 2 of the colors I ordered from here. Not only did it completely mess up the print job itself but somehow it managed to print all up into my extruder, encasing it in solid filament. I worked on it for about a week to slowly chip it away and take apart the whole model and in the end, I had to buy a bunch of new parts to fix it up. So I’m not sure how it works with other printers but if you have Bambu products, I would strongly recommend against this brand. I’ll submit a picture of the print but I never took one of the inside because I didn’t realize how messed up it was until later.
great fillament quality.