Bambu Lab PLA-CF Royal Blue

Bambu PLA-CF

Bambu PLA-CF is a PLA reinforced with carbon fibers, featuring improved stiffness and strength. PLA-CF is easy to print and suitable for beginners like regular PLA. It is AMS-compatible with a low risk of clogging during high-speed printing. Prints have a matte finish with nearly invisible layer lines, making it suitable for general engineering parts or models requiring a better appearance, such as bike frames, mounts, and toys.

Carbon fiber texture and minimized layer lines

The addition of carbon fibers gives prints a unique matte surface and effectively hides layer lines, providing a smooth, premium look.

Showcase of prints

Bambu PLA-CF can be paired with any filament from the PLA range to make your prints more colorful and achieve different texture requirements.

Improved mechanical properties

Bambu PLA-CF surpasses PLA Matte in flexural strength XY, flexural strength Z, flexural modulus XY, flexural modulus Z, impact strength XY, and impact strength Z by 20% and 115%, making it more suitable for printing models with higher strength requirements.

Stabilized print dimensions

Bambu PLA-CF has low shrinkage and warping to achieve perfect dimensional accuracy and fit between printed parts.

Minimal effort to remove supports

Bambu PLA-CF is designed for support printing. Supports can be removed more easily compared to regular PLA while still maintaining a smooth support interface.

Not prone to clogging during high-speed printing

Bambu PLA-CF is as easy to print as standard PLA. It can be printed smoothly and consistently at high speed without clogging.

 

RFID for smart printing

All printing parameters are embedded in RFID, which can be read through our AMS (Automatic Material System).

Load and print! No more tedious setup steps.

 

Downloads

Filament TDS

Filament MSDS

Filament RoHS

 

Printing tips

• Drying PLA-CF is optional, but it is recommended to dry before use. The recommended drying condition is 55 ℃ for 8 hours in a convection dryer or 75 ℃ for 12 hours on the printer’s heated chamber. For more details, please refer to the filament drying enclosure on the wiki.