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Polymaker High Temp HT-PLA 1kg Rolls

Polymaker High Temp HT-PLA 1kg Rolls

Green / 1.75mm / 1KG

Polymaker High Temp HT-PLA 1kg Rolls

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SKU: PA17006

Color: Green

Diameter: 1.75mm

Weight: 1KG

Polymaker High Temp HT-PLA 1kg Rolls

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Polymaker High Temp HT-PLA 1kg Rolls
PA17006 Green 1.75mm 1KG
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$44.50
Polymaker High Temp HT-PLA 1kg Rolls
PA17003 Grey 1.75mm 1KG
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$44.50
Polymaker High Temp HT-PLA 1kg Rolls
PA17005 Red 1.75mm 1KG
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Polymaker High Temp HT-PLA 1kg Rolls
PA17007 Teal 1.75mm 1KG
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Polymaker High Temp HT-PLA 1kg Rolls
PA17008 Yellow 1.75mm 1KG
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Polymaker High Temp HT-PLA 1kg Rolls
PA17009 Orange 1.75mm 1KG
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Polymaker High Temp HT-PLA 1kg Rolls
PA17002 White 1.75mm 1KG
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Polymaker High Temp HT-PLA 1kg Rolls
PA17010 Brown 1.75mm 1KG
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PA17001 Black 1.75mm 1KG
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Product Description

Polymaker HT-PLA is an innovative high temperature PLA material, developed to offer a more "life-proof" PLA material with heat stable parts straight off the printer.

  • Heat stability up to 130°C (keeps its shape with no load) right off the printer, defined by vicat softening temperature.
  • No post-processing or annealing required for high softening temperature.
  • High speed formula, up to 300mm/s.
  • Same printability as normal PLA and easy-support removal.
  • Consistent colour and tolerance (1.75mm diameter +/- 0.02mm)
Printing Settings
Nozzle Temperature 210°C - 230°C
Build Plate Temperature 25°C - 60°C
Build Surface Material Works well with most build surfaces i.e Glass, Blue Tape, BuildTak® etc
Build Surface Treatment Can apply Magigoo Supergrip or PVA glue to the build surface to improve adhesion.
Cooling Fan ON
Printing Speed Up to 300 mm/s
Recommended Support Material

Single Extrusion:
Self Support

Dual Extrusion:
PolyDissolve™ S1 (Dissolve in tap water)
PolySupport™ for PLA (Easy break-away support material)

The above are printing recommendations based on 0.4 mm nozzle. Please note ideal printing conditions may vary depending on your 3D printer setup. For high speed 3D printers, make sure to increase your extrusion temperature in order to use higher printing speeds.



Specification
Net Weight 1kg
Material Type High Temp PLA (HT-PLA)
Density 1.28 (g/cm3 at 23˚C) 

Compatibility

Polymaker™ HT-PLA has been engineered with compatibility in mind to print excellently on a wide range of 3D printers.

High rigidity materials like Polymaker™ HT-PLA work best in set ups where the filament guide system is smooth and as no harsh bends.

Of course with thousands of unique 3d printer models on the market, we can't guarantee each filament type will work with every 3D printer. Slicer experience and setting adjustment is always required to get the most out of a material. Before jumping into an ambitious project we always recommend printing some known calibration tests to build or make adjustments to the filament profile.


Technical Data

All testing specimens were printed under the following conditions: Nozzle Temperature = 230˚C, build plate temperature = 50˚C, infil = 100%, cooling fan = ON
All specimens were conditioned at room temperature for 24h prior to testing.

THERMAL PROPERTIES

  Value Testing Method
Glass Transition 59.8°C DSC, 10°C/min
Heat Deflection Temperature

As printed
0.45MPa - 69.9°C
1.8 MPa - 57.2 °C

After annealing
0.45MPa - 106.5°C
1.8 MPa - 59.9 °C

ISO 75
Vicat Softening Temperature 152°C (as printed)

153.2°C (after annealing)
ISO 306, GB/T 1633

MECHANICAL PROPERTIES

  As Printed Annealed Testing Method
Youngs Modulus
(X-Y)
2,945 ± 77 MPa 3,267 ± 66 MPa ISO 527, GB/T 1040
Youngs Modulus
(Z)
2,596 ± 160 MPa 2,596 ± 160 MPa
Tensile Strength
(X-Y)
42.86 MPa 42.86 MPa ISO 527, GB/T 1040
Tensile Strength
(Z)
20.83 ± 0.51 MPa  18.82 ± 0.98 MPa
Bending Strength
(X-Y)
74.04 ± 0.66 MPa 66.75 ± 0.51 MPa ISO 178, GB/T 9341
Bending Strength
(Z)
29.39 ± 1.18 MPa 28.95 ± 1.44 MPa
Charpy Impact Strength Notched
(X-Y)
 4.94 ±  0.31 kJ/m2  4.67 ± 0.2 kJ/m2 ISO 179, GB/T 1043
Charpy Impact Notched
(Z)
 4.50 ± 0.11 kJ/m2 4.39 ± 0.18 kJ/m2

We have full MDS and technical data sheets for Polymaker™ HT-PLA and all other Polymaker products. 

The typical values presented in Polymakers data sheet are intended for reference and comparison purposes only. Due to the nature of 3D printing they should not be used for design specifications or quality control purposes.


STORAGE & DRYING

All plastics are hygroscopic meaning they absorb moisture from the air which can affect printing quality and strength of printed parts. How quickly this absorption occurs depends on the material and your environment. Polymakers Polymaker™ HT-PLA filaments are dried and packaged in a vacuum sealed bag with desiccant to ensure the best printing quality. When not in use Polymaker™ HT-PLA should be stored away from sunlight and sealed in the packaged resealable bag.

Although filaments can be dried, drying will speed up the aging process of the plastic making it more brittle over time. Preventing the filament from absorbing moisture in the first place is the best solution to keep your filament working to its maximum potential. For long term storage we highly recommend storing in a sealed container with dry desiccant that reduces the relative humidity to 10-20% RH.

In-house we manage our filaments with Polymakers PolyDryer™ which keep offers best-in-class sealing to protect filaments from absorbing moisture 

If you hear popping sounds and notice that the surface quality of your print is uneven or the colour is not consistent, this is a likely indicator that the filament has absorbed too much moisture. Spools of Polymakers Polymaker™ HT-PLA can be dried with Polymaker PolyDryer™ using power level 1. Alternatively if you have a convection oven that is accurate at low temperatures, users can dry filament in a preheated convection oven at 60˚C for up to 6 hours. Results may vary depending on the accuracy of your oven so please be conservative. For more information about filament drying please read our user guide.

heat stability up to 130°C right off the printer!

Ground breaking high temperature PLA

PLA is the number one material for 3D printing, but parts printed in almost every PLA filament are subject to deforming if exposed to heat on a summer day. Filaments such as PETG, ASA or Nylon are capable of offering excellent heat resistance but many users from hobbyists to small businesses and schools, choose to print exclusively in PLA due to its extensive printer compatibility.

Polymaker™ HT-PLA sets a new standard for accessible heat-stable 3D printing, offering an easy-to-use PLA material that can maintain its shape in unstressed applications at high temperatures (up to 130°C) without sagging or deforming. Enjoy the ease of printing and eco-friendliness of PLA—with higher heat stability and no post-processing required.

HT-PLA: One Filament to Rule Them All 🔥🔥🔥

A new filament called HT-PLA is introduced, boasting heat resistance exceeding other popular materials like PETG, ABS, and PC. This high-temperature PLA retains the familiar ease of use and printing characteristics of standard PLA, opening doors for more demanding applications while remaining compatible with most 3D printers. This video demonstrates the material's heat tolerance through live oven tests.

Who is using Polymaker HT-PLA?

Check out what applications you can use with Polymaker HT PLA

Polymaker HT-PLA vs HT-PLA-GF: High-Temperature PLA Tested!

In this video, I test Polymaker HT-PLA and HT-PLA-GF, two high-temperature PLA-based filaments that promise excellent mechanical strength and heat resistance—possibly challenging the boundaries of what PLA is known for.

Polymaker HT-PLA FAQ's

Why is Polymaker HT-PLA better than generic filament?

High Temperature PLA is not a new category of filament, however its potential has been limited as the ideal thermal properties were never inherent to the printed part. Generic HT-PLA achieves slightly higher heat resistance during printing, however its true heat resistance comes from annealing parts in the oven. The heat resistance that comes from printing is only enough to assist with the annealing process. The other challenge is that annealing can create distortion in the model.

Polymaker™ HT-PLA has been developed to solve these issues. Firstly it will print models with higher heat stability straight off the printer. It's vicat softening temperature is 152°C before any annealing process. The high vicat softening temperature means that 3D printed models can be exposed to high temperature without worrying about deformation. The only catch is that vicat softening temperature refers to heat resistance with no force applied - to avoid confusion we refer to this as heat stability. If the user does require mechanical properties in a high temperature environment, they will want the material to have a high heat deflection temperature. Polymaker™ HT-PLA would still require annealing to increase the heat deflection temperature.

Overall, Polymakers formula produces a more accessible and functional material that resolves the core issue that all PLA filaments face. Best of all, Polymaker formulated this material to be compatible with high printing speeds up to 300mm/s.

About Polymaker PLA's

Polymaker are a global leader in filament production, driving innovation and quality to bring you the best 3D printing materials on the market. With a diverse portfolio of materials ranging from high performance plastics to unique aesthetic solutions, Polymaker will continue to add cutting edge materials to its ever-growing portfolio.

At the core of Polymaker is their research & development laboratory, this is where all Polymakers materials are formulated and fine-tuned from the ground up to create the best in class 3D printing materials. Their precision testing equipment combines the latest advancements in technology to ensure they are ahead of the game. High quality raw ingredients are critical to manufacturing consistent and reliable filament, for this reason Polymaker partnered with NatureWorks and use Ingeo PLA resins as the core ingredient of Polymaker™ HT-PLA. Polymakers innovative R&D technologies, compounding and extrusion systems combined with Natureworks Ingeo resins produce a reliable 3D printing filament.

NatureWorks is now a world-leading biopolymers supplier and innovator with its Ingeo portfolio of naturally advanced materials made from renewable, abundant feedstocks with performance and economics that compete with oil-based intermediates, plastics, and fibers. 

In addition to innovative formulas, all Polymaker materials are manufactured using state-of-the-art polymer processing technologies and equipment. Polymakers rigorous quality control processes ensure industrial standards of reliability for a consistent customer experience.

Tolerance - Polymakers custom developed extrusion, control and monitoring solutions to ensure filament tolerance and roundness meet Polymakers strict quality standards.
Colour Consistency - Polymaker offer industry leading batch-to-batch colour consistency that you can rely on.
Reliable Mechanical & Printing Properties - Every batch of filament products are tested to ensure all quality specs (melt flow, softening point, mechanical, diameter, round-ness) are met.
Drying & Vacuum Sealing - Before packaging, all Polymaker filaments are dried to a moisture level of < 0.1% to ensure the best printing quality and are vacuum sealed to protect the filament from moisture. All vacuum packaged products are left for 24 hours before boxing to ensure they are leak-free.