Polymaker LLC via Amazon has
10-Pack 1KG Polymaker 1.75mm Panchroma Matte PLA 3D Printer Filament (Charcoal Black) for
$97.99.
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About this item:
- Warp-Free & Hidden Layer Lines: Offers strong first-layer adhesion to PEI, glass, and common build plates to prevent edge curling. Its natural low-gloss finish reduces visible layer lines, giving models a smooth matte look right off the print bed with minimal sanding needed.
- Matte PLA Bundle 10kg Black: Matte black brings a sleek, professional finish to functional parts, cosplay props, desktop tools, and home decor. This 4kg bulk pack is cost-effective and ideal for printing large models or handling continuous batch jobs.
- Clog-Free and Reliable Printing: Neat winding helps prevent tangles and nozzle clogs, making it ideal for long prints and print farms. It provides smooth, consistent feeding so you can run batch jobs and overnight prints with confidence.
- High Speed 3D Printer Filament: Print smooth at 190-230°C nozzle and 25-60°C bed temperature. Supports high-speed printing up to 300mm/s. Works seamlessly with most FDM 3D printers, making it easy to get great results right out of the box.
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Community Reviews
Polymaker Panchroma Matte PLA is a matte filament bundle best known for clean prints and a finish that hides layer lines well. The filament runs smoothly in AMS 1 setups, dry boxes, and large jobs, and the spool edges are smooth and well treated. The main drawback is the cardboard spool format, which does not play nicely with Creator 5 and can need adapters, tape, or a refillable spool workaround. It is a solid option if the matte look matters more than spool convenience.
Users with refillable spools or simple AMS workarounds, because the cardboard spools can be transferred, adapted, or taped to feed smoothly.
Cosplay makers printing large matte parts, because it hides layer lines well and can run through an AMS for long jobs without issues.
Printer owners who want easy-to-print filament with strong color and surface finish, because it prints very easily and can look noticeably better than cheaper PLA.
Dry-box users printing from cardboard spools, because the spools roll fine in dry boxes and the edges are smooth and well-burnished.
Shoppers chasing the cheapest acceptable PLA, because similar print quality is available from lower-priced brands.
Bambu Creator 5 owners using cardboard spools, because the spool material does not play nicely with that printer's feed path.
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Print quality wise, I havent noticed any difference between this and some of the absolute cheapest filaments. But if you want a very specific color/surface finish, then yeah, you might have to get more expensive filaments to get exactly wheat you want.
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