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Unique-Bargains PCL 3D Filament 1.75mm Purple 5m
Purple PCL filament in 1.75 mm diameter supplied as a 16 ft spool for 3D pens and printers
- Universal fit for 1.75 mm pens and printers
- Purple PCL filament prints at low temperature
- 5 metre spool gives 16 feet of material
- Consistent 1.75 mm diameter for smooth extrusion
- Suitable for electronics, industrial and DIY projects
1.75 mm PCL filament for 3D pens and printers
This 5 metre spool of purple PCL filament suits hobbyists, students and makers who use 1.75 mm 3D pens or desktop printers for DIY models, electronic housings or industrial prototypes. The low-temperature material flows smoothly through standard nozzles and solidifies quickly for clean detail work.
Who should consider other materials
Users who need high-temperature resistance, engineering-grade strength or specialised composites such as carbon-fibre reinforced or flexible TPU filaments will not find those properties in this basic PCL spool. Buyers requiring longer continuous lengths or multiple colour options in a single pack should also look elsewhere.
1.75 mm diameter and 5 metre length
The critical specification is the 1.75 mm diameter paired with a 5 metre / 16 ft length, which must match the feed system of your 3D pen or printer. Verify that your device accepts 1.75 mm PCL before ordering, as other diameters will not feed correctly.
Highlights
- Universal fit for 1.75 mm pens and printers
- Purple PCL filament prints at low temperature
- 5 metre spool gives 16 feet of material
- Consistent 1.75 mm diameter for smooth extrusion
- Suitable for electronics, industrial and DIY projects
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What diameter filament does the 1.75 mm spec suit?
The spool is 1.75 mm diameter, matching the standard feed path on most consumer 3D pens and printers that accept 1.75 mm material.
How much length comes in the pack and what does that mean for a pen?
The pack contains 5 metres (16 feet) of PCL filament, enough for many small pen drawings or several test prints before a reload.
What is the first step when loading this filament into a 3D pen?
Heat the nozzle, then feed the purple PCL strand straight into the intake until the drive gear grips it — forcing a cold nozzle causes jams.
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