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Ultrafuse PLA PRO1 is a special PLA (Polylactic Acid) compound with increased mechanical properties (Tough PLA). PLA PRO1 offers professionals a solution that enableas them to make functional parts without the hassle of tinkering with settings.

Ultrafuse PLA PRO1 is a special PLA  (Polylactic Acid) compound with increased mechanical properties (Tough PLA). PLA PRO1 offers professionals a solution that enables them to make functional parts without the hassle of tinkering with settings.

BASF Ultrafuse PP GF30 is polypropylene reinforced with 30% glass fiber content. The fibers in this compound are specially designed for 3D-printing filaments and are compatible with a wide range of standard FFF 3D-printers.

Ultrafuse PP (Polypropylene) is high-performance thermoplastic with low density, high elasticity and high resistance to fatigue. The mechanical properties of make it an ideal material for 3D-printing applications which have to endure high stress or strain

Previously Innofil3D PLA, new name, same product. PLA (Polylactic Acid) – the most used 3D printing material available in a wide range of RAL and Ultrafuse colors and translucencies. The glossy feel often attracts those who print display models or small i

Previously Innofil3D PLA, new name, same product. PLA (Polylactic Acid) – the most used 3D printing material available in a wide range of RAL and Ultrafuse colors and translucencies. The glossy feel often attracts those who print display models or small i

Previously Innofil3D PLA, new name, same product. PLA (Polylactic Acid) – the most used 3D printing material available in a wide range of RAL and Ultrafuse colors and translucencies. The glossy feel often attracts those who print display models or small i

Previously Innofil3D PLA, new name, same product. PLA (Polylactic Acid) – the most used 3D printing material available in a wide range of RAL and Ultrafuse colors and translucencies. The glossy feel often attracts those who print display models or small i

Previously Innofil3D PLA, new name, same product. PLA (Polylactic Acid) – the most used 3D printing material available in a wide range of RAL and Ultrafuse colors and translucencies. The glossy feel often attracts those who print display models or small i

Previously Innofil3D PLA, new name, same product. PLA (Polylactic Acid) – the most used 3D printing material available in a wide range of RAL and Ultrafuse colors and translucencies. The glossy feel often attracts those who print display models or small i

Previously Innofil3D PLA, new name, same product. PLA (Polylactic Acid) – the most used 3D printing material available in a wide range of RAL and Ultrafuse colors and translucencies. The glossy feel often attracts those who print display models or small i

Previously Innofil3D PLA, new name, same product. PLA (Polylactic Acid) – the most used 3D printing material available in a wide range of RAL and Ultrafuse colors and translucencies. The glossy feel often attracts those who print display models or small i

Previously Innofil3D PLA, new name, same product. PLA (Polylactic Acid) – the most used 3D printing material available in a wide range of RAL and Ultrafuse colors and translucencies. The glossy feel often attracts those who print display models or small i

Previously Innofil3D PLA, new name, same product. PLA (Polylactic Acid) – the most used 3D printing material available in a wide range of RAL and Ultrafuse colors and translucencies. The glossy feel often attracts those who print display models or small i

Previously Innofil3D PLA, new name, same product. PLA (Polylactic Acid) – the most used 3D printing material available in a wide range of RAL and Ultrafuse colors and translucencies. The glossy feel often attracts those who print display models or small i

Previously Innofil3D PLA, new name, same product. PLA (Polylactic Acid) – the most used 3D printing material available in a wide range of RAL and Ultrafuse colors and translucencies. The glossy feel often attracts those who print display models or small i

Previously Innofil3D PLA, new name, same product. PLA (Polylactic Acid) – the most used 3D printing material available in a wide range of RAL and Ultrafuse colors and translucencies. The glossy feel often attracts those who print display models or small i

Previously Innofil3D PLA, new name, same product. PLA (Polylactic Acid) – the most used 3D printing material available in a wide range of RAL and Ultrafuse colors and translucencies. The glossy feel often attracts those who print display models or small i

Previously Innofil3D PLA, new name, same product. PLA (Polylactic Acid) – the most used 3D printing material available in a wide range of RAL and Ultrafuse colors and translucencies. The glossy feel often attracts those who print display models or small i

Previously Innofil3D PLA, new name, same product. PLA (Polylactic Acid) – the most used 3D printing material available in a wide range of RAL and Ultrafuse colors and translucencies. The glossy feel often attracts those who print display models or small i

Previously Innofil3D PLA, new name, same product. PLA (Polylactic Acid) – the most used 3D printing material available in a wide range of RAL and Ultrafuse colors and translucencies.

Previously Innofil3D PLA, new name, same product. PLA (Polylactic Acid) – the most used 3D printing material available in a wide range of RAL and Ultrafuse colors and translucencies. The glossy feel often attracts those who print display models or small i

Previously Innofil3D PLA, new name, same product. PLA (Polylactic Acid) – the most used 3D printing material available in a wide range of RAL and Ultrafuse colors and translucencies.

Previously Innofil3D PLA, new name, same product. PLA (Polylactic Acid) – the most used 3D printing material available in a wide range of RAL and Ultrafuse colors and translucencies. The glossy feel often attracts those who print display models or small i