Marble PLA is a polylactic acid based 3D printer filament that has a marble-like visual texture. It contains various colorful streaks and veins that resemble natural stone. The filament has a matte finish and irregular swirling pattern throughout. Marble PLA has similar mechanical properties to standard PLA, with high rigidity and low flexibility. It has a dense infill for stability. The marble texture allows this filament to hide layer lines well. Marble PLA can be used to create decorative objects with a realistic, stone-like quality and intricate marbling detail.
PLA Marble mimics the appearance of natural stone.
With inorganic particles in its composition, it offers a vivid stone-like texture that resembles marble, granite, or bricks. It adds a touch of nature to your prints and provides a stunning finish for your projects.
AI LiDAR Takes Care of the First Layer
Still worry about the first layer? Just leave it all to the AI LiDAR of K1 Max.The 1 μm resolution LiDAR will scan the first layer on its own. It will pause printing and tell you immediately if something goes wrong.
AI Camera Keeps a Keen Watch
K1 Max uses an AI camera to watch over spaghetti failure, foreign objects, debris, etc.
It will alert you when an error occurs.
It also supports real-time monitoring and creates time-lapses for sharing.
Hands-free Auto Leveling
Strain sensors in the heatbed generate an accurate leveling mesh for auto compensation. A G-sensor in the printhead measures the resonance frequencies of high-speed printing and shapes the input to mitigate it.
AI LiDAR Takes Care of the First Layer
Still worry about the first layer? Just leave it all to the AI LiDAR of K1 Max.The 1 μm resolution LiDAR will scan the first layer on its own. It will pause printing and tell you immediately if something goes wrong.
AI Camera Keeps a Keen Watch
K1 Max uses an AI camera to watch over spaghetti failure, foreign objects, debris, etc.
It will alert you when an error occurs.
It also supports real-time monitoring and creates time-lapses for sharing.
Hands-free Auto Leveling
Strain sensors in the heatbed generate an accurate leveling mesh for auto compensation. A G-sensor in the printhead measures the resonance frequencies of high-speed printing and shapes the input to mitigate it.
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