PLA 3D printing filament by a recognized Polish manufacturer, Devil Design. Filament wound on a spool, vacuum packed with a moisture absorber. The spool contains 2 kg of black PLA filament.

PLA filament is the most popular 3D printing material. PLA owes its popularity primarily to the ease of printing. The relatively low range of printing temperatures, as well as the fact that PLA filament does not require a heated table and a shielded chamber, means that this material can be used in the simplest 3D printers.

The material consists of two parts: an elastomer that is responsible for the rubber-like feel and material property, and a water-soluble ingredient. After printing, the object is placed in water whereby after one and four days, leaving behind the elastomer, and thus the soft porous object.

Rinse in water:
- print thin walls and heep filling rate as low as possible to shorten the time for rinsing
- gently rinse with water, hot water and patience provides good results
- you can clearly notice the effect and that the material is getting softer after one day
- after three days every PVA should be gone
- stir and change the water often
- you can reduce the rinsing time by using an ultrasonic cleaner
- remaining water can be removed from the object quickly by using a clothes dryer
- repeatedly rinsing: fresh water → Wait → Dryer → fresh water → Wait → Dryer
- PVA residues feel greasy, like sugar syrup
- remove all PVA residues

Poro-Lay are experimental filaments for experimental and experienced user. Help for processing and a great ideas for new 3D objects can be found in the prestigious forums.

The components of Poro-Lay are harmless and food safe. The water-soluble component is even biocompatible. However, we strongly advise not to eat the material. 

Poro-Lay is best stored dry. If the material absorbed moisture after some time, the filament can be dried in an oven at about 80 ° C for four to five hours. We recommend drying the filament before the very first print.

PLA 3D printing filament by a recognized Polish manufacturer, Devil Design. Filament wound on a spool, vacuum packed with a moisture absorber. The spool contains 0,33 kg of gray PLA filament.

PLA filament is the most popular 3D printing material. PLA owes its popularity primarily to the ease of printing. The relatively low range of printing temperatures, as well as the fact that PLA filament does not require a heated table and a shielded chamber, means that this material can be used in the simplest 3D printers.

PLA 3D printing filament by a recognized Polish manufacturer, Devil Design. Filament wound on a spool, vacuum packed with a moisture absorber. The spool contains 1 kg of light green PLA filament.

PLA filament is the most popular 3D printing material. PLA owes its popularity primarily to the ease of printing. The relatively low range of printing temperatures, as well as the fact that PLA filament does not require a heated table and a shielded chamber, means that this material can be used in the simplest 3D printers.

PolyFlex™ is a highly flexible yet easy to print 3D printing material. Featuring good elasticity and a large strain-to-failure, PolyFlex™ opens up a completely new realm of applications. jams.

PolyFlex™ is designed to be compatible with almost all desktop FDM/FFF printers and requires no hardware modification.  Not only does it print smoothly but adheres well to a large variety of surfaces with no need for a heated build plate leaving you to think about nothing other than what model your going to print.

Lattice TPE Medical Filament is a medical-grade polymer composed of high-quality thermoplastic elastomer. This medical-grade flexible TPE filament has a shore hardness of 88A. Thanks to its flexibility, any friction with the skin will not irritate, allowing for many applications.

Lattice TPE Medical Filament elastomer filament is a white thermoplastic. With a glass transition temperature lower than room temperature, this thermoplastic is appreciated for its flexibility and high impact resistance. TPE filament is made from granules complying with ISO 10993-5 certification, allowing skin contact applications such as orthopaedic devices and flexible contact parts in interface with rigid parts of orthoses or prostheses. 

Spectrum PETG Premium is made by a Polish manufacturer Spectrum Filaments. It is the second most popular material for desktop 3D printing. A major advantage provided by Spectrum PETG Premium is the virtually zero shrinkage rate and low absorption of moisture as compared to other thermoplastics used for FDM/FFF 3D printing. Items manufactured with PETG maintain stable properties over a long life. Spectrum PETG Premium combines the advantages of PLA and ABS. It also provides nearly trouble-free printing and exceptional adhesion between layers.

PLA 3D printing filament by a recognized Polish manufacturer, Devil Design. Filament wound on a spool, vacuum packed with a moisture absorber. The spool contains 1 kg of yellow PLA filament.

PLA filament is the most popular 3D printing material. PLA owes its popularity primarily to the ease of printing. The relatively low range of printing temperatures, as well as the fact that PLA filament does not require a heated table and a shielded chamber, means that this material can be used in the simplest 3D printers.

PLA 3D printing filament by a recognized Polish manufacturer, Devil Design. Filament wound on a spool, vacuum packed with a moisture absorber. The spool contains 1 kg of flashy yellow PLA filament.

PLA filament is the most popular 3D printing material. PLA owes its popularity primarily to the ease of printing. The relatively low range of printing temperatures, as well as the fact that PLA filament does not require a heated table and a shielded chamber, means that this material can be used in the simplest 3D printers.