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Kimya PLA-R Blue | 1.75mm | 2.2kg

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Original price was: £73.26.Current price is: £69.60. (excl. VAT)

The 3D filament Kimya PLA-R is a recycled and biodegradable polymer: this biosourced homopolymer can be obtained from corn starch. Polylactic acid (PLA) is a natural alternative to polyethylene.

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Original price was: £73.26.Current price is: £69.60. (excl. VAT)

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The 3D filament Kimya PLA-R is a recycled and biodegradable polymer: this biosourced homopolymer can be obtained from corn starch. Polylactic acid (PLA) is a natural alternative to polyethylene. It is easy to print and is odorless. The 3D filament Kimya PLA-R can be used in industrial applications, notably packaging, and also in domestic applications: creation of everyday objects, toys, prototypes and for use in modeling. It offers the following properties:

Easy to print
Odorless
Glossy finish
97% recycled materials (100% recycled materials“ PLA-R Natural)
Eligible to the EN 13432 and EN 14995 standards (PLA-R Natural)
Complies with the REACH standard

FILAMENT PROPERTIES

PROPERTIES	TEST METHODS	VALUES
Diameter	INS-6712	1.75 ± 0.1 mm 2.85 ± 0.1 mm
Density	ISO 1183-1	1.24 g/cm3
Moisture rate	INS-6711	< 1 %
Melt flow index (MFI)	ISO 1133-1 (@210°C“ 2,16 kg)	9 – 12 g/10min
Glass transition temperature (Tg)	ISO 11357-1 DSC (10°C/min – 20-220°C)	61 °C
Melting Temperature (Tm)	ISO 11357-1 DSC (10°C/min“ 20-220°C)	150 °C

PRINT PARAMETERS AND SPECIMENS DIMENSIONS

PRINTING DIRECTION	XY
Printing Speed	40-150 mm/s
Infill	100% – rectilinear
Infill Angle	45°/-45°
Nozzle Temperature	190-210°C
Bed T°	20-60°C

PRINTED SPECIMENS PROPERTIES

	PROPERTIES	TEST METHODS	VALUES
MECHANICAL PROPERTIES
	Tensile modulus	ISO 527-2/5A/50	2,963 MPa
	Tensile Strength	ISO 527-2/5A/50	57.9 MPa
	Tensile strain at strength	ISO 527-2/5A/50	2.2 %
	Tensile Stress at Break	ISO 527-2/5A/50	47.3 MPa
	Tensile strain at break	ISO 527-2/5A/50	4 %
	Flexural modulus	ISO 178	2,675 MPa
	Flexural stress at conventional deflection (3,5% strain)*	ISO 178	88.8 MPa
	Flexural stress at break	ISO 178	91.6 MPa
	Charpy impact resistance	ISO 179-1/1eA	3.22 kJ/m²
	Shore Hardness	ISO 868	79.1D