CosPLA
Specialized for Cosplay Applications PolyLite™ CosPLA is a unique PLA filament developed specifically for cosplay prop makers. Its advanced formulation is designed for effortless sanding, enhanced durability, and superior paint adhesion - making it ideal for crafting detailed, high-quality props and costume pieces.
Outstanding Sandability and Durability This filament stands out for its ease of post-processing. PolyLite™ CosPLA sands smoothly and accepts paint exceptionally well, allowing for professional-quality finishes. Compared to standard PLA, it offers increased toughness, so your props can better withstand handling and wear.
Two Formulations for Custom Needs Version A: Optimized for even easier sanding and paintability - perfect for intricate, smooth-finish props. Version B: Enhanced for maximum durability - ideal for parts that require extra strength.
Printability and Performance PolyLite™ CosPLA prints reliably on most desktop 3D printers, requiring no special hardware or enclosure. Recommended print temperatures range from 190–220°C, with a bed temperature of 30–60°C. For best results, print at moderate speeds and use full cooling.
Perfect for Creative Projects Whether you’re building a cosplay suit inspired by your favorite characters or need a filament that handles finishing work with ease, PolyLite™ CosPLA delivers exceptional results every time.
Nozzle temperature
190 – 230 (℃)
Build surface treatment
PC and Texture PEI (Glue when needed)
Build plate temperature
25 - 60 (˚C)
Cooling fan
ON
Printing speed
50 - 300 (mm/s)
Retraction distance
1 - 3 (mm)
Retraction speed
20 - 40 (mm/s)
Closure Chamber
No Needed
Recommended support material
PolySupport™ and PolyDissolve™ S1
Drying setting
55˚C for 6h
Print Tips
This material can print on any printer without any special requirements.
Print slower than standard PLA. Recommended top Max Volumetric Speed of 15mm^3/s
When printing at 15mm^3/s - increase printing temperature to 220-230˚C.
Keep fan speed on at full blast for best surface quality. Reduce if noticing any layer adhesion issues.
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