Prusament PLA Lightweight Coral Orange: less weight, more possibilities

Lightweight PLA filament for projects where every gram matters. The additives are activated by heat in the nozzle and create a foamed structure. With the appropriate settings, you can print 2–3 times more models from one spool than from regular PLA of the same weight. (blog.prusa3d.com)

For RC models, cosplay, and interior accessories

• Lightweight parts for RC aircraft and other models.
• Masks and costume accessories with reduced weight.
• Decorations with a matte texture that reduces the visibility of layers.
• Insulating inserts utilizing air pockets in the material.

The Coral Orange shade becomes lighter when foamed. The final appearance therefore also depends on the printing temperature. (blog.prusa3d.com)

Recommended print settings

Use a nozzle temperature of 215–235 °C, a print bed temperature of 50–60 °C, a 0.4 mm brass nozzle, and a smooth PEI or satin print sheet. (prusa3d.com)

The default profile uses 230 °C, an extrusion multiplier of 0.45, and retractions disabled. When changing the temperature, adjust the extrusion multiplier according to the calibration print. Dry the filament for 5 hours at 55 °C and store it in a dry place. (blog.prusa3d.com)

Spool with an NFC chip

The rewritable OpenPrintTag stores material data and can be read using the Prusa mobile app. It also works offline. (prusa3d.com)

What you should know

Foaming causes more pronounced stringing during travel moves. The material has low heat resistance and the surface is prone to scratching. (prusa3d.com)

Key features:

• Prints up to 65% lighter than regular PLA. (prusa3d.com)
• With the appropriate settings, 2–3 times more models from one spool. (blog.prusa3d.com)
• Matte surface that reduces the visibility of print layers. (prusa3d.com)
• Suitable for lightweight RC models and cosplay accessories. (blog.prusa3d.com)
• NFC chip with material data, readable by the Prusa app even offline. (prusa3d.com)