Bio - degradable White / Black Polypropylene 3D Printer Filament Bright - coloured

?26 kinds color 1.75mm 3mm food grade Polypropylene filament for 3D printer?
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You can now 3D print plates, cups and other food containers as well as children toys using food-grade Polypropylene (PP) filament.
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Available at?Guangzhou Flythinking, the new Polypropylene (PP) filament is semi crystalline thermoplastics and being produced according to US FDA regulations and the relevant EU standards.
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Similar as some food storage containers, PP-based models has a soapy surface and high level of flexibility. For the best results make sure your printer temperature has been set to at 210°C. PP sticks well to unheated print bed with a thick first layer. Better adhesion to the print bed can be reached by pre-heating the print bed to 80-90°C.
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Our filaments are packed by sealed vacuum bag with desiccant, and then in a box. After that we would put it in a thick outer carton ensuring the packing and quality after shipment.
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A heated build platform helps keep the?lowest levels of a print warm as the higher layers?are printed.? This allows the overall print to cool more evenly.

Rafts are a printing option in ReplicatorG and Skeinforge.

A good first layer makes all the difference.? If your starting Z axis height is too high, the extruded filament won’t be able to make a good bond with the platform.? If you think your Z axis starting height is too high, try lowering it by 0.05mm increments until you find a good first layer.
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