SUNLU Silk PLA+ Filament 1.75mm Multicolor 250gx4
Four 250 g spools of 1.75 mm silk PLA+ filament with dual-colour shift and ±0.02 mm tolerance
- ColorD-silkpla-250g-a-redgold+bluegreen+redblue+greenpurple
- MaterialPolylactic Acid
- Diameter1.75
- Weight2.6 pounds
- Dynamic color shifts as the model rotates
- Silky glossy finish needs no post-processing
- Upgraded PLA+ resists cracking and snapping
- Precision-wound 1.75mm spools with ±0.02mm tolerance
- Four 250g mini spools vacuum-sealed with desiccant
Multicolor Silk PLA+ Bundle
This set contains four 250g spools of 1.75mm Silk PLA+ filament in dual-tone colour combinations. It is aimed at makers who want glossy, colour-shifting prints without buying full-size rolls for each hue.
Mini Spools and Moisture Protection
Each spool is precision-wound to ±0.02mm tolerance and vacuum-sealed in a reusable bag with desiccant. The small format lets you test several colour shifts on a single project while keeping unused material dry.
Ready for Common 3D Printers
The 1.75mm diameter works with most desktop FDM machines and the recommended nozzle range of 205-215°C with a bed at 50-60°C. Tangles are rare thanks to machine winding, though very high print speeds above 100mm/s may need temperature tuning.
Highlights
- Dynamic color shifts as the model rotates
- Silky glossy finish needs no post-processing
- Upgraded PLA+ resists cracking and snapping
- Precision-wound 1.75mm spools with ±0.02mm tolerance
- Four 250g mini spools vacuum-sealed with desiccant
Specifications
| Brand | YOOPAI |
|---|---|
| Model | SUNLU-Y-SilkPLA-250gx4-Dual-2230050 |
| Color | D-silkpla-250g-a-redgold+bluegreen+redblue+greenpurple |
| Material | Polylactic Acid |
| Diameter | 1.75 |
| Weight | 2.6 pounds |
Questions about this item
How often will the nozzle need replacing when printing with this 1.75 mm Silk PLA+ at the recommended 50-100 mm/s?
A hardened-steel nozzle lasts many kilograms at these speeds; brass wears faster but still prints hundreds of 250 g spools before noticeable diameter change.
What is the first limit reached during a long print — bed adhesion at 50-60 °C or heat creep in the hot-end at 205-215 °C?
Heat creep in an all-metal hot-end usually appears first; keeping the cooling fan at full speed and retraction under 2 mm prevents it.
How loud is the part-cooling fan when running continuously at the 100 mm/s top speed?
Fan noise depends on the printer model, not the filament; the material itself adds no audible sound during extrusion.
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