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Ground breaking high temperature PLA, with heat stability up to 130C right off the printer!
PLA is the number one material for 3D printing, butparts printed in almost every PLA filament are subject to deforming if exposed to heat on a summer day.Filaments such as PETG, ASA or Nylon are capable of offering excellent heat resistance butmany users from hobbyists to small businesses and schools, choose to print exclusively in PLA due to its extensive printer compatibility.
Polymaker HT-PLA sets a new standard for accessibleheat-stable 3D printing, offering an easy-to-use PLA material that can maintainits shape in unstressed applications at high temperatures (up to 130C) without sagging or deforming. Enjoy the ease of printing and eco-friendliness of PLAwith higher heat stability and no post-processing required.
Need a PLA that has heat resistance with some load? Checkout Polymaker HT-PLA-GF which features glass fibers andis optimized for annealing.
| Polymaker HT-PLA (as printed) | Polymaker HT-PLA (annealed) | PolyLite PLA | PolyLite ABS | |
| Description | High Temp PLA | PLA | ABS | |
| Rigidity Young's Modulus (X-Y) | 2,945 MPa | 3,267 MPa | 3,426 MPa | 2,246 MPa |
| Tensile Strength (X-Y) | 42.86 MPa | 42.86 MPa | 52.3 MPa | 33.4 MPa |
| Impact Strength (X-Y) | 4.94 kJ/m2 | 4.67kJ/m2 | 3.3 kJ/m2 | 18kJ/m2 |
| Speed | Up to 300mm/s | Up to 200mm/s | Up to 200mm/s | |
| Glass Transition Temperature | 59.8C | 59.8C | 61C | 101C |
| Vicat Softening Temperature | 152C | 153.2C | 63C | 104C |
| Heat Deflection Temperature | 0.45 MPa 69.9C 1.8 MPa 57.2C | 0.45 MPa 106.5C 1.8 MPa 59.9C | 0.45 MPa 60C 1.8 MPa 58C | 0.45 MPa 100C 1.8 MPa 98C |
Data taken from Polymakers Technical Data Sheet and is intended for reference andcomparison purposes only. Due to the nature of 3D printing, data should not be used for design specifications or quality control purposes.
Ground breaking high temperature PLA, with heat stability up to 130C right off the printer!
PLA is the number one material for 3D printing, butparts printed in almost every PLA filament are subject to deforming if exposed to heat on a summer day.Filaments such as PETG, ASA or Nylon are capable of offering excellent heat resistance butmany users from hobbyists to small businesses and schools, choose to print exclusively in PLA due to its extensive printer compatibility.
Polymaker HT-PLA sets a new standard for accessibleheat-stable 3D printing, offering an easy-to-use PLA material that can maintainits shape in unstressed applications at high temperatures (up to 130C) without sagging or deforming. Enjoy the ease of printing and eco-friendliness of PLAwith higher heat stability and no post-processing required.
Need a PLA that has heat resistance with some load? Checkout Polymaker HT-PLA-GF which features glass fibers andis optimized for annealing.
| Polymaker HT-PLA (as printed) |
Polymaker HT-PLA (annealed) | PolyLite PLA | PolyLite ABS | |
| Description | High Temp PLA | PLA | ABS | |
| Rigidity Young’s Modulus (X-Y) |
2,945 MPa | 3,267 MPa | 3,426 MPa | 2,246 MPa |
| Tensile Strength (X-Y) |
42.86 MPa | 42.86 MPa | 52.3 MPa | 33.4 MPa |
| Impact Strength (X-Y) |
4.94 kJ/m2 | 4.67kJ/m2 | 3.3 kJ/m2 | 18kJ/m2 |
| Speed | Up to 300mm/s | Up to 200mm/s | Up to 200mm/s | |
| Glass Transition Temperature | 59.8C | 59.8C | 61C | 101C |
| Vicat Softening Temperature | 152C | 153.2C | 63C | 104C |
| Heat Deflection Temperature | 0.45 MPa 69.9C 1.8 MPa |
0.45 MPa 106.5C 1.8 MPa |
0.45 MPa 60C 1.8 MPa |
0.45 MPa 100C 1.8 MPa |
Data taken from Polymakers Technical Data Sheet and is intended for reference andcomparison purposes only. Due to the nature of 3D printing, data should not be used for design specifications or quality control purposes.
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