PLA High Temp Basic - Filament2Print
PLA High Temp Basic - Filament2Print
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PLA High Temp Basic - Filament2Print

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Diameter: 1.75 mm
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PLA HT (High Temperature PLA) is an evolution of standard PLA developed for applications that require higher thermal resistance and greater rigidity without resorting to technical materials that are much more complex to print.

Its special formulation allows for manufacturing parts with high dimensional accuracy, great rigidity, and an excellent surface finish. Furthermore, through a simple annealing process, the parts significantly increase their heat resistance, being able to withstand temperatures of up to 100 °C.

Although PLA HT has a higher tendency to warp than standard PLA, it remains a considerably easier material to print than polymers such as ASA, ABS, PC, or polyamides, offering an excellent balance between technical performance and ease of use.

PLA-HT color range

Photo: PLA-HT color range. Source: Filament2print

The evolution of standard PLA

PLA HT Basic has been developed to expand the possibilities of standard PLA in applications where greater mechanical and thermal resistance is required.

Its formulation provides greater rigidity, which allows for the manufacturing of parts with significantly less deformation when subjected to loads or stress. This feature is especially interesting for manufacturing tools, supports, jigs, fixtures, and components where dimensional stability is a priority.

Additionally, the material can subsequently undergo an annealing process that significantly increases its thermal resistance.

On the downside, this greater rigidity causes PLA HT to have slightly higher shrinkage during printing compared to standard PLA. Although the tendency to warp increases, it is still much lower than that of technical materials like ASA or ABS, making it an excellent choice for users looking to improve PLA's performance without excessively increasing printing difficulty.

Color RAL Code* Hexadecimal Code (approx) Sample
Blue RAL 5010 #0E4C92
Green RAL 6038 #00C853
Red RAL 3028 #CC0605
Yellow RAL 1021 #F5B800
Gray RAL 7042 #8D948D
White RAL 9010 #F4F4F4
Black RAL 9005 #0A0A0A
*The indicated RAL color is purely orientative and may present variations from the standard.

Higher thermal resistance thanks to annealing

The main feature of PLA HT Basic is its ability to significantly increase its heat resistance through an annealing process.

During this heat treatment, the part is heated in a controlled manner for a specific time, promoting the polymer's crystallization. As a result, the material's dimensional stability and thermal resistance increase.

After this process, the parts can withstand temperatures up to 100 °C, greatly expanding their field of application.

Thanks to this, PLA HT is suitable for manufacturing:

  • ✅ Production tools and fixtures.
  • ✅ Assembly jigs.
  • ✅ Technical enclosures.
  • ✅ Supports near heat sources.
  • ✅ Laboratory components.
  • ✅ Functional prototypes.
  • ✅ Parts exposed to indirect solar radiation or warm environments.

It is important to note that annealing can cause slight dimensional variation, so preliminary tests are recommended when very tight tolerances are required.

After annealing, parts printed with PLA HT can withstand temperatures up to 100ºC

Photo 2: After annealing, parts printed with PLA HT can withstand temperatures up to 100ºC. Source: Filament2print

Excellent print quality

PLA HT Basic offers excellent surface quality and high dimensional accuracy, allowing the production of parts with a high level of detail and professional finishes.

Its greater rigidity provides very stable extrusion and favors obtaining defined edges and precise geometries. However, since it is a material with a higher tendency to warp than standard PLA, it is advisable to use a properly leveled bed, ensure good first layer adhesion, and avoid drafts during printing, especially for large parts.

Even so, PLA HT remains considerably easier to print than other technical materials like ASA, ABS, PC, or PA, as it does not require high-temperature heated chambers or particularly complex configurations.

The material is optimized to work at standard print speeds, prioritizing surface quality, dimensional stability, and excellent mechanical properties over high-speed printing.

Print with confidence and precision

Like all materials in the Basics by Filament2print range, PLA HT is manufactured under strict quality controls to guarantee consistent behavior throughout the entire print.

Each spool features uniform winding, avoiding tangles and providing smooth unwinding even in long-duration prints.

Likewise, the filament's constant diameter guarantees stable extrusion, reducing flow variations that could affect surface finish or dimensional accuracy.

The material also offers excellent interlayer adhesion, resulting in strong and homogeneous parts that maintain their mechanical properties even in complex geometries.

All this translates into more reliable printing, fewer issues, and greater repeatability between different jobs.

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Infographic 1: Key features of Filament2Print's PLA HT Basic. Source: Filament2print

Full compatibility

PLA HT Basic is compatible with the vast majority of FDM/FFF 3D printers on the market.

The spools feature a high-quality plastic reel, compatible with Bambu Lab AMS and most available multi-material systems.

Compared to cardboard spools, the plastic reel offers numerous advantages:

  • ✅ Greater resistance to impacts and moisture.
  • ✅ Smoother rotation during printing.
  • ✅ Higher dimensional accuracy for automatic systems.
  • ✅ Better preservation during storage.
  • ✅ Possibility of reuse and recycling.

Thanks to this, filament feeding is stable and continuous throughout the print.

Multi-material systems compatible with Filament2print BASICS filaments.

Infographic 2: Multi-material systems compatible with Filament2print BASICS filaments. Source: Filament2print

PLA HT Applications

Thanks to its combination of printability and high thermal resistance after annealing, PLA HT Basic is an excellent choice for a wide variety of applications:

  • ✅ Functional prototypes.
  • ✅ Industrial fixtures.
  • ✅ Manufacturing jigs.
  • ✅ Technical supports.
  • ✅ Enclosures for electronic equipment.
  • ✅ Laboratory components.
  • ✅ Parts for automation.
  • ✅ Functional models.
  • ✅ Short production runs.

The perfect solution when standard PLA is not enough

PLA HT Basic by Filament2print combines the ease of printing of PLA with vastly superior thermal performance after annealing. This makes it possible to manufacture strong, precise, and durable parts without the usual difficulties of other technical materials.

If you are looking for a filament capable of offering an excellent surface finish, reliable printing, and the ability to work at temperatures up to 100 °C after heat treatment, PLA HT Basic is the ideal solution to take a step beyond standard PLA.

Why choose PLA HT Basic by Filament2print?

  • ✅ Thermal resistance up to 100 °C after annealing.
  • ✅ Greater rigidity than standard PLA.
  • ✅ Excellent surface quality.
  • ✅ Very good interlayer adhesion.
  • ✅ Much easier to print than most technical materials.
  • ✅ Professional winding and constant diameter.
  • ✅ Plastic spool compatible with Bambu Lab AMS and other multi-material systems.
  • ✅ Ideal for fixtures, functional prototypes, and parts subjected to elevated temperatures.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is it compatible with my printer?

Yes. PLA HT Basic is compatible with most FDM/FFF printers that print PLA. It does not require a heated chamber and can be used with standard settings for this type of material.

Is annealing necessary?

No, not to print the part, but it is if you want to harness the material's full potential. After annealing, PLA HT can reach a thermal resistance of up to 100 °C, which is much higher than that of standard PLA.

General information

Material PLA
Format 1 Kg
Density 1.22 g/cm³
Filament diameter 1.75 mm
Filament tolerance ± 0.05 mm
Filament length 340.8 m

Printing properties

Printing temperature 210-250 ºC
Print bed temperature 55-65 ºC
Cooling fan
Recommended printing speed 300 mm/s
Recommended nozzle diameter 0.4-0.8 mm

Mechanical properties

Elongation at break (ISO 527, GB/T 1040) 11.8 %
Tensile strength (ISO 527, GB/T 1040) 40 MPa
Tensile modulus (ISO 527, GB/T 9341) 86 MPa
Flexural modulus (ISO 527, GB/T 9341) 4106 MPa

Thermal properties

Melting temperature 165 ºC
Softening temperature 155.2 ºC

Other

HS Code 3916.9
Spool diameter (outer) 195 mm
Spool diameter (inner hole) 54 mm
Spool width 58 mm
Package dimensions 255 x 255 x 108 mm

✅ Printing recommendations

  • Printing temperature: Between 210 °C and 250 °C.
  • Bed temperature: Between 55 °C and 65 °C. The use of a glue stick is recommended.
  • Compatible surfaces: BuildTak, glass, Blue Tape, and PEI.
  • Cooling fan: Between 50% and 100%.
  • Printing speed: Up to 300 mm/s.
  • Retraction speed: Between 40 and 60 mm/s.
  • Nozzle compatibility: Compatible with 0.2 mm to 0.8 mm nozzles.
  • Raft air gap: Between 0.5 mm and 1.5 mm.
  • Filament drying: If the material has absorbed moisture, dry it between 50 °C and 60 °C for 4 to 6 hours.
  • Ambient temperature: Between 25 °C and 45 °C.
  • AMS compatibility: Compatible with multi-material systems.

✅ Storage recommendations

  • Store the filament in an airtight container with desiccant to prevent moisture absorption.
  • If bubbles, stringing, or a rough surface appear, dry the filament before printing.
  • It is recommended to print a temperature tower to determine the optimal printing settings.

❗ Recommendations for annealing parts printed with PLA High Temp

Annealing is a heat treatment that improves the mechanical and thermal properties of parts printed in PLA HT (High Temperature). Unlike standard PLA, this formulation has been developed to respond particularly well to annealing, increasing its heat stability and enhancing its performance in technical applications. When the process is carried out correctly, parts made with PLA HT can gain numerous benefits:

  • Higher thermal resistance, capable of withstanding temperatures close to 100 °C (depending on the degree of crystallization achieved).
  • Increase in stiffness and mechanical strength.
  • Reduction of internal stresses generated during printing.
  • Better creep resistance or slow deformation under load.

✅ How to perform annealing

  1. Clean the part and completely remove the supports.
  2. [Optional] Submerge the part in sand or talc powder and compact it. This step helps reduce the risk of warping in parts with small details, thin walls, or overhangs.
  3. Place it in an oven or a temperature-controlled annealer.
  4. Gently heat it to a temperature between 80 °C and 120 °C. The higher the temperature, the greater the degree of crystallization, stiffness, and thermal resistance of the part, but also the higher the risk of warping.
  5. Maintain the temperature for 20 to 60 minutes, depending on the thickness of the part.
  6. Allow a gradual cooling to room temperature to minimize warping.

It is important to use an oven with good thermal stability. Temperature fluctuations or heating up too quickly can cause unwanted warping.

✅ Shrinkage during annealing

One of the most important effects of annealing is dimensional shrinkage. As the molecular structure reorganizes, the material occupies a slightly smaller volume, meaning the final dimensions of the part may vary. The magnitude of this shrinkage depends on several factors:

  • Part geometry.
  • Wall thickness.
  • Infill percentage and pattern.
  • Print orientation.
  • Annealing temperature and duration.

In most cases, shrinkage is usually between 1% and 3%, although it can be higher in certain geometries. For this reason, when tight tolerances are required, it is advisable to perform preliminary tests to determine the appropriate compensation factor.

⚠️ Pro tip

Before annealing a final part, print a small calibration cube or a representative sample of the final geometry and subject it to the same thermal cycle. By measuring the resulting shrinkage, you can adjust the scale factor in the slicer and ensure the final dimensions of the annealed part are much more accurate.

Featured properties

Printing temperature
210-250 ºC
Filament diameter
1.75 mm
High speed compatible
Yes
Density
1.22 g/cm³

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