eSUN 1.75mm Black PLA PRO (PLA+) 3D Printer Filament 1KG Spool (2.2lbs), Black

Can't sing the praises of eSun's Pla Pro enough. I was having constant issues with generic PLA of various brands(3, at least) warping, stringing, and otherwise failing the print with any quality, but that all went away with my first spool of this. There were some slight stringing issues, quickly fixed by adjusting retraction length, but now it prints flawlessly, no issues, nothing but great prints! Love it! No more standard PLA, only PLA+ for me.

Este material PLA+ deja un excelente acabado superficial que no creía era posible con mi impresora ender 3. En la caja se incluye un manual con todos los parámetros y recomendaciones para que se obtenga el mejor resultado, creando una excelente experiencia de impresión, en mi impresora fue 210 grados y 50 en la cama. Definitivamente vale la pena invertir un poco más que otras opciones por un material de esta calidad y además se supone que es más resistente que un PLA normal, lo cual todavía no he tenido la oportunidad de comparar. Viene empacado al vacío y el enbobinado es muy bueno ya que no me tope con ningún nudo durante mis impresiones. Lo recomiendo ampliamente y l.o volveré a comprar

This is my current go to PLA+ (or PLA PRO as eSun call it). Costs a bit more than most PLAs but worth it to for the fact that it's so reliable. It also has some of the best layer adhesion I've come across in the PLAs I use...great on smaller parts.

Ürün tamamen benim hatamdan kaynaklı yanlış sipariş verilmişti, buna rağmen son derece yardımcı oldular, sonraki filament siparişlerim için kendilerini tercih edeceğim

I printed a lot of PLA over the last year, so when Intservo invited me to test a spool of the new eSUN PLA PRO (PLA+) filament in exchange for a comparison review, I agreed. I'm glad I did.... this PLA PRO (PLA+) will be the filament I buy from now on. The colors are very close to the old favorite eSUN PLA colors, but the PLUS colors are a bit richer and have a deeper tone, (as near as I can tell on the several colors that I bought for the testing). But the PLA PRO (PLA+) is a LOT stronger, and more flexible after printing. To strength-test it, I ran a print with the PLA PRO+ that I had consistently had trouble with just using plain PLA. The problem print has a latch that would snap under pressure when the support was removed. (Six times in a row - very frustrating.) The PLA PRO filament printed at a slightly higher temperature than the regular PLA, and it was.....creamier. (Sorry...not a terribly masculine word....but that's what it was.) It was strong enough that I was able to remove the support without breaking the latch off into my hand for the seventh time, and it flexes enough to allow the latch to close and open easily. No fear of it cracking again. The support was not overly clingy either, which I would have expected. But it came away cleaner than regular PLA supports. Definitely a pleasant surprise. I wanted to test it on overhangs as well, so I put it up against another print that had caused trouble for me with overhang curl and heat pitting on a curved bottom surface. The underside of the egg shaped print usually developed pitting, (even with support), in PLA. I absolutely didn't believe the results of this test...which was run with NO SUPPORT for the PLA PRO (PLA+) filament, on a smaller version (heat soak effect magnified), just to see what it would do. I'll put the pictures below, because otherwise, you won't believe it either. (Keep in mind, the bottom of the white PLA egg had support underneath it, and it still looks like a mountainside. The black PLA PRO egg showed a smooth surface with ZERO support, and the top of the egg did NOT collapse! I've NEVER been able to print that egg without center support. The PLA PRO printed without it. (Gonna be reprinting all of those as well in the PLA+.) I tested a couple of Benchies - the PLA PRO handled them just fine without any added support. There was no warping or curling. (I do run a MIC6 plate with a PEI coating, so warp is not usually a problem, except on steep overhangs.) Finally, I did a test on heat resistance, and there was no significant gain in the PRO filament. Both straightened segments slumped in a 250°F (120°C) oven, at about the same time. Bottom line - this is by far the best PLA I've tested. The only thing I noticed was a few absolutely miniscule zits here and there, because I haven't dialed it in yet. It's slightly shinier than regular PLA, but the shine can be easily and uniformly knocked back with a damp Magic Eraser. Give it a try and see if you like it as well. It is so easy to print, you'll never go back to the other stuff. Update: Just printed a flat box divider that shows the flex on this stuff - the divider is 2.8 mm thick, so it would be pretty stiff (and might break) when bent this much, if it was printed from plain PLA. The curvature was not imprinted into the divider though - it flattened back out.