ERYONE Dual Colour PLA Filament is ideal for creating eye catching prints. With a range of colour choices, these print similar to Rainbow filaments but with just two mixed colours. Available in Regular, Matte and Silk options. Made from high quality virgin plastic, with strong colours and supplied in vacuum packaging for freshness. Wound to prevent tangles, tight tolerance control and quality material ensures great prints every time. Suits most FDM 3D Printers from Creality 3D, Artillery, SUNLU, Geeetech, XVICO, Eaythreed and more. Features: Minimum Tolerance | Low Warping | Consistent Feeding and Stable Prints: Minimum tolerance and low warping are essential for consistent feeding and stable prints. They prevent clogging and contribute to a high success rate, yielding parts with an excellent surface finish and high precision. Purest-grade Material | Made in USA | Non Toxic and Limited Smell ERYONE filaments are manufactured in the USA using virgin materials. They are biodegradable, eco-friendly, and safe for both users and the environment, making them perfect for indoor printing. Professional Packaging | Vacuumed Sealed ERYONE filament is provided in a sealed vacuum bag, accompanied by a desiccant to ensure it remains dry, free from dust and foreign particles, thus preventing nozzle jams and ensuring the production of smooth 3D models. High Compatibility ERYONE filament is compatible with 3D printers and 3D pens that utilize 1.75mm filament, including brands like Prusa, Makerbot, and others. It has been tested across a range of 3D printers and has received positive feedback from customers. Specifications: Filament Diameter: 1.75mm Tolerance: 0.03mm Print Temperature: 190-220C Recommended Print Temperature: 210-220C Peak Melting Temp: 1555C Heated Bed Temp: 55-70C Recommended Print Speed 30-60mm/s Produced mainly from Corn Starch, eco friendly material. Net Weight: 1kg (inc spool) Gross Weight: 1.3-1.4kg Specific Gravity [g/cm3]: 1.24 MFR [g/10min]: 6 Tensile Strength [MPa]: 61 Elongation at Yield [%]: 3.2 FAQ: Clogging: Clogging can occur due to an uneven wire diameter or a temperature that is too low. To reduce the likelihood of clogging, clean the nozzle prior to use and increase the temperature. Stringing: Wire stringing can occur if the temperature is excessively high, the PLA flow is too rapid, or the feed parameters are incorrectly set. Adjusting the temperature and speed settings appropriately can resolve these issues. Over Extrusion: Excessive extrusion at the nozzle outlet, resulting in residual material, can be caused by a temperature that is too high, a speed that is too slow, or a mismatch in the nozzle diameter.