Print Settings
Temperature, bed adhesion, speed, fan, and retraction recommendations by material.
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Consistent flow and predictable walls across long prints.
PLA, PETG, TPU, and specialty finishes for real applications.
Settings, storage tips, and application advice after purchase.
Temperature, bed adhesion, speed, fan, and retraction recommendations by material.
Compare PLA, PETG, ABS, TPU, ASA, and specialty materials by finish and use case.
Shipping, returns, bulk inquiries, replacement support, and damaged-spool claims.
Use these as first-pass values, then tune for your printer, nozzle, and part geometry.
| Material | Nozzle | Bed | Fan | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| PLA Pro | 200-220 C | 45-60 C | 80-100% | Prototypes |
| PETG Tough | 235-250 C | 70-85 C | 30-50% | Functional parts |
| TPU Flex | 220-240 C | 40-60 C | 20-40% | Flexible parts |
| ABS Pro | 240-260 C | 90-110 C | 0-20% | Heat resistance |
Popping, bubbles, rough texture, and weak walls often mean the spool needs drying.
Stringing usually improves with a lower nozzle temperature and correct retraction.
Warping and lifted corners need a clean bed, correct surface, and controlled cooling.
Moisture is the most common cause. Dry the spool, then store it sealed with desiccant.
PETG is a strong everyday choice. TPU fits flexible parts. ABS and ASA fit heat-resistant applications.
Lower nozzle temperature slightly, tune retraction, and confirm the spool is dry.
Yes. Add a batch note during checkout or contact support before ordering multiple spools.