We recently received an inquiry, “How is the surface quality of samples printed using your Standard PLA filament? Will there be assembly issues?"

After further communication, we learned that this customer is a new 3D printing farm owner who recently received an order to print a batch of assembly toys. Despite trying PLA filaments from several manufacturers, the printed samples exhibited coarse surface textures and were prone to breakage during assembly, making it impossible to proceed with production.

PLA samples must have extremely high molding accuracy to ensure they fit tightly during assembly. Additionally, sufficient toughness is necessary to withstand stress during assembly, minimizing cracking and breakage, thereby improving the overall quality and appearance of the assembled pieces.

If you want PLA samples to have a delicate texture and fit tightly, NextShapes Standard PLA filament is the optimal choice. We spent over a year developing our Standard PLA, incorporating self-developed nano-functional materials. This innovation ensures the exceptionally smooth surface texture of printed samples. Moreover, the dimensional accuracy of Standard PLA is highly precise, with dimensional deviations controlled within 0.1 mm for 10 cm samples, making assembly effortless.

In terms of toughness, Standard PLA also outperforms its competitors. Incorporating PPAT, the filament achieves enhanced elongation at break and impact strength. This allows it to better withstand various stresses in daily use and reduce damage caused by brittle fractures.

The customer expressed his willingness to purchase some for testing. Many 3D printing farm owners have recently recognized the outstanding quality of Standard PLA and have begun placing bulk orders.

To honor the trust and support of our customers, we remain committed to improving product quality and service standards. We will continue to innovate to meet the diverse needs of our customers.

2024.12.05

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