LEON3D presents a new material for 3D printers

Once more LION3D It is back in the news thanks to its tireless work in research and development, although this time, more than to present a new model of 3D printer or technology, it does so to talk about the new thermoplastic material that its engineers have just developed.

Apparently this new thermoplastic material is based on polylactic acid, better known as PLA. From this point on, work has been done to significantly increase the printing speed, the resolution achieved in any job and especially the mechanical properties present in the objects.

LEON3D surprises us with the presentation of its new PLA INGEO 3D850 filament.

This new material manufactured by LEON3D has been baptized as PLA INGEO 3D850 and it is nothing other than a biodegradable plastic that does not incorporate any type of recycled or recovered material during its manufacturing process. Thanks to this, interesting characteristics can be achieved such as that this new material has low thermal traction, allows to manufacture parts with high definition or a much higher precision without any type of deformation.

If you are interested in trying this new material, tell you that LEON3D has decided to present it in 1 kilogram coils vacuum packed at a price of $19,95. As a final detail, remind you that among the specifications to be able to work with this material we find that we need a recommended printing temperature for the fuser of about 215 degrees Celsius while the base should be about 50 degrees Celsius.