Here at rigid.ink, we understand how important filament testing is.
This is why we have created our filament multipack containing a mixture of our materials.
One 10m sample of each material included are: PLA, ABS, PLA Plus, PETG, Nylon 12, ASA and PMMA.
There is an option to also include flexible filaments (Flexible PLA and TPU) or not.
Please note flexible filaments need to be printed a lot slower than other materials and are not suitable for every printer.
You'll save over £3 with flexible materials and over £2 without flexible materials, compared to buying the samples individually. Easier and cheaper - what could be better!?
When testing different filaments we would suggest starting with the lower temperature materials and working your way up. This should prevent blockages due to deposits left by materials printed at higher temperatures.
It is also important to clean your nozzle regularly (often done between using different materials), we would suggest using FLOSS™ cleaning filament.
There is no colour choice but should you want a particular colour, there is a notes section on the cart page to request. We will try to accomodate where we can!
Click here to compare filaments.
We do not hold Food Safety Certificates.Some of the raw materials used to produce our filaments are food safe accordingly to European regulations, but our filament in it's final form is not officially approved. Neither is the 3D printing process and all the components of 3D printers.
Still not sure if Rigid.ink is for you? Contact us or check out our FAQs page.
Material | Print Temp | Bed Temp |
---|---|---|
PLA | 180°C | Off - 45°C |
ABS | 230°C | 90-95°C |
PLA Plus+ | 220°C | 50-60°C |
PETG | 220°C | 70-80°C |
Nylon 12 | 255°C | 100-110°C |
ASA | 230°C | 90-100°C |
PMMA | 245°C | 100°C |
Flexible PLA | 240°C | 30-60°C |
TPU (Flexible) | 245°C | 80-90°C |
Click here for more info and comparisons
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For specific 3D printing help, please complete our 3D Printing Help Form.
We do not hold Food Safety Certificates. Some of the raw materials used to produce our filaments are food safe accordingly to European regulations, but our filament in it's final form is not officially approved. Neither is the 3D printing process and all the components of 3D printers.


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