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Prof. Lab PLA Carbon Fiber Red is a premium composite PLA filament reinforced with fine carbon fibers in an attractive Red color. It offers high stiffness, strength, and dimensional stability while maintaining the ease of printing of standard PLA. Thanks to its matte surface, it masks layers exceptionally well and is ideal for functional technical parts, prototypes, parts for RC models, drones, and design models.
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Prof. Lab PLA Carbon Fiber Red is a composite 3D filament based on PLA, enriched with fine carbon fibers. It combines the printing simplicity of classic PLA with significantly higher stiffness, strength, and dimensional stability, making it a great choice for both functional and aesthetically demanding prints.
\nSpecific ranges may vary slightly depending on the printer, hotend, and cooling. We always recommend performing a short calibration print.
\nWarning: Carbon fibers are abrasive – during long-term use, they can wear out a brass nozzle faster. For intensive printing of composite filaments, we recommend switching to an abrasion-resistant nozzle.
Prof. Lab PLA Carbon Fiber Red / Red is a great choice for users who want:
If you are looking for a material that pushes your prints from hobby level to semi-professional to professional level, this PLA Carbon Fiber is the ideal candidate.
| Hmotnost bez obalu | 1 kg |
| Barva | Červená |
| Material | PLA composite reinforced with carbon fibers |
| Color | Red |
| Filament weight | 1 kg |
| Filament diameter | 1,75 mm |
| Recommended nozzle temperature | approx. 195–215 °C |
| Recommended bed temperature | approx. 50–60 °C |
| Recommended nozzle diameter | 0,4–0,6 mm (abrasion-resistant nozzle recommended) |
| Surface texture | matte, with carbon fiber effect |
| Dimensional stability | high, low shrinkage during printing |
| Recommended printer type | FDM/FFF 3D printers with 1,75 mm filament diameter |
| Enclosed chamber suitability | not necessary, easily printable in open printers |
| Storage | dry, ideally in a closed container with a desiccant bag |