Esun Pla+ Filament - Dark Blue


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The Esun PLA+ Filament in Dark Blue is designed for makers and professionals who require high-performance, reliable 3D printing results with minimal post-processing. It offers 10 times the durability of standard PLA and seamless compatibility with Bambu Lab AMS systems, making it an excellent choice for functional prototypes and aesthetic models. While it is significantly stronger and more heat-resistant than typical filaments, users should be aware that it requires slightly higher bed temperatures to ensure optimal first-layer adhesion.
| Model Part Number | PLA+P175DU1 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Esun |
Yes, it is fully compatible with the Bambu Lab AMS system.
The recommended bed temperature range is 60–80 °C.
No, standard brass nozzles work perfectly fine with this PLA+ formulation.
The spool comes with a rubberized edge designed to provide the necessary grip for the AMS internal rollers.
Like most PLA products, it is derived from renewable plant resources, though it is not home-compostable.
Increase your bed temperature by 5-10 degrees within the 60-80 °C range and ensure the print surface is clean.
Check that the filament is not tangled on the paper spool and verify that your print speed is not exceeding the hotend's flow capacity.
Perform a retraction test and slightly lower the printing temperature to reduce oozing.
To achieve optimal prints with the Esun PLA+ Dark Blue, follow these technical specifications:
Ensure your printer bed is leveled correctly and thoroughly cleaned to handle the higher bed temperature requirements. If you notice signs of stringing, perform a temperature tower calibration within the 205–225 °C range to find the 'sweet spot' for your specific hotend assembly.