PLA Extrafill "Traffic White" | 1 KG
Fillamentum PLA Extrafill is a premium material for FFF 3D printing. It is made from natural raw materials and biodegradable by industrialcomposting.
✅ Easy to print (suitable for beginners)
✅ Safe for food contact applications
✅ Made of natural ingredients (100% bio-based)
✅ AMS-compatible
RAL Color: 9016
Food Contact Declaration by request on helpdesk@fillamentum.com
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We focus on Process Capability Index (CPK) to ensure every filament spool meets top quality standards.
COMPATIBLE WITH EVERY PRINTER
Our spools work with all printers and AMS. Specific settings or profiles are available for most models.
Printing Temperature: 190 – 210 °C
Bed Temperature: 0 – 55 °C
Printing Speed: 30 – 70 mm/s
Cooling Fan: 100 %
Printing Temperature:230 – 270 °C
Bed Temperature:0 – 55 °C
Printing Speed: 50 – 200 mm/s
Cooling Fan: 100 %
Printing Temperature: 180 – 230 °C
Bed Temperature:0 – 55 °C
Printing Speed: 100 – 400 mm/s
Cooling Fan: 100 %
- Diameter: 1.75 mm (or 2.85)
- Diameter tolerance: +/- 0.05 mm
- Weight:
1000 g of filament (+ 210 g spool)
- The length of the filament:
338 m (1.75 mm, 1000 g)
| PLA Extrafill | PLA Crystal Clear | Timberfill ® | Nonoilen® | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Polymer base | polyactic acid | polyactic acid | mixture of biopolymers filled with 15% of natural fibers | polyactic acid and polyhydroxy butyrate blend |
| Mechanical properties | stiff | stiff | brittle | tough |
| Biodegradability | industrial composter (months) | industrial composter (months) | industrial composter (months) | industrial composter, electric composter (90 days) |
| Temperature resistance without/after annealing | 55 / 80 °C | 55 / 110 °C | 55 / 80 °C | 110 / 110 °C |
| Optical properties | yellowish, transparent | clear, transparent | wood-like, non-translucent | yellowish, non-translucent |
| Moisture sensitive | *** | ***** | **** | ** |
| Safe for food-contact applications | yes, except Luminous colors and Everebody's Magenta | yes | no | yes |
| Recyclability | Recyclable usually with loss of mechanical properties | Recyclable usually with loss of mechanical properties | Not recyclable | Recyclable, many times without loss of properties |
Good surface quality
Easy to work
User-friendly for both home and office environments
Ideal for models and prototypes that require aesthetic detail
A wide range of color options available
High surface hardness
Suitable for room-temperature applications
Low odor
Biodegradable in an industrial composter
Made of natural ingredients (100% bio-based)
Safe to use in electrical and electronic equipment
BPA-free, styrene-free
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The filament that I received is labeled PETG Extrafill "Traffic White" instead of the filament I ordered which is the PLA Version. I tried the PETG and am pleased with it but am concerned that future orders of filament from Fillamentum will also result in erroneous products being shipped.
-Roger
PLA Extrafill "Traffic White" | 1 KG
Very good quality as usual
Extrafill filaments are great quality and really rich in colour (hard to get in white). However, Fillamentum switched to recycled PP spools, those have horrible smell after unpacking, that is worse than with other PP products and does NOT go away fast (even though they claim it should). Their support is dismissive even though it is making the workshop with only a few printers uninhabitable during print with these spools. Considering I am not the only one, it is not just one spool or one order (I took more from several sellers). Really shame, because it is making my orders worthless for me.
Great material, but be warned about the spools.
Traffic white is not as white annymore, it’s more off-white (creme)
Letzter Müll
Traffic Withe really is the perfect white for me. Full shade, extremely good coverage and matt. Unfortunately, this time it came on a really smelly spool.
The properties of the material seem to be the same as the previous generation, which came in spools of 750g. It's also nice that it's now 1kg and it makes it much easier to compare with other options.
The new recycled plastic spool however smells quite strongly the first few days after garbage. It get's better over time.
PLA Extrafill "Traffic White"
perfektní
I started a print with one of the two rolls I bought from Filamentum. The roll is badly wound. The filament that comes out ends up under another filament on top of it. This prevents free feeding of the filament to the extruder. First, it slows down the printing, and second, there comes a point where the roller completely stops feeding filament, and the extruder continues to pull - eventually the filament breaks and the part cannot be finished. I've always been happy with Filamentum, but this time I'm disappointed. Or change the machine that winds the rolls or the person who controls the winding.
Greetings
Dimitar Neychev
PLA Extrafill "Traffic White"
The filament is easy to use, it has good bed adhesion, and is pretty easy to "dial in."
The other great thing is that it comes with Pantone and RALdefinitions. In fact "Traffic White" isn't a name dreamed up by some marketing guy but is the "official" name of that shade of white.
For those of us who are into colors this added feature is a great ting.