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Natural none filament 1.75 in a 550 g (200 m) spool offers a practical balance between small and full-size rolls.
It provides enough material for longer prints while keeping your workflow flexible.
With natural none filament 1.75, extrusion remains stable and layers build evenly once your setup is dialed in.
The filament feeds smoothly and helps reduce small print defects.
A 550 g spool is well suited for extended prints or multiple parts without constant interruptions.
Even at this size, none filament 1.75 maintains predictable output.
None filament natural offers a subtle and neutral look.
The tone remains even across printed surfaces.
Natural none filament is commonly used for prototypes and general-purpose parts.
Natural none filament 1.75 in a 550 g (200 m) spool integrates easily into regular printing workflows.
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Application
With the help of NYLON plastic, moving parts of machines and mechanisms are often printed, both for prototypes and for serial use. It is also used to create components of mechanisms in which there is a high load, strong friction or the influence of aggressive environments - for example, these can be clutches and gears and other movable and immovable connections. In addition to directly working parts, it can be used to create cases if they contain power elements.
Printing Guidelines
NYLON can be called the most hygroscopic material of all that are widely used in 3D printing. It absorbs moisture from the air faster and more actively than other materials. Therefore, it must be stored in airtight bags, be sure to dry immediately before printing, and periodically dry during storage so that too much moisture does not accumulate. When printing NYLON, you need to ensure reliable fixation of the first layer and choose an average print speed so that the models do not deform. It is better to print them with small products of not complex design. It is also worth using closed chambers of a 3D printer and eliminating airflow to reduce shrinkage of the product.
Do not use NYLON for basic modeling and everyday tasks. It is a difficult-to-print engineering plastic that is best used only for special applications, in which it will show its properties as efficiently as possible.
