Filamenton PREMIUM Starter Kit - Five Scoops

Pastel colours for creative and multicolour prints

The FilamentOn PREMIUM Starter Kit – Five Scoops contains four pastel-coloured PLA samples and one Natural PETG filament sample. The light, fresh shades complement each other beautifully, making the set ideal for small decorations, figurines, gifts, test prints and multicolour models.

Each 100 g sample gives you the opportunity to try several FilamentOn colours and two different materials without having to purchase a full spool of each.

Package contents

• FilamentOn PREMIUM PLA – Light Pink, 100 g
• FilamentOn PREMIUM PLA – Pastel Green, 100 g
• FilamentOn PREMIUM PLA – Pastel Turquoise, 100 g
• FilamentOn PREMIUM PLA – Pastel Yellow, 100 g
• FilamentOn PREMIUM PETG – Natural, 100 g

Product specifications

• Number of samples: 5
• Net weight per sample: 100 g
• Total net weight: 0.5 kg
• Filament diameter: 1.75 mm
• Materials: PLA and PETG
• Packaging: spoolless filament samples

Recommended printing parameters

FilamentOn PREMIUM PLA

For standard-speed 3D printers
such as the Ender 3, Prusa i3 or Anycubic Mega:

• Nozzle temperature: 190–215 °C
• Bed temperature: 60 °C
• Cooling: 100%
• Print speed: 40–80 mm/s

For high-speed 3D printers
such as Bambu Lab, Voron, Creality K1 or Prusa MK4:

• Nozzle temperature: 220–225 °C*
• Bed temperature: 50–65 °C**
• Cooling: 100%
• Print speed: up to 250 mm/s

* When printing at high speeds, a higher nozzle temperature than the maximum stated on the packaging may be required.
** For enclosed printers, we recommend a lower bed temperature of 50–55 °C.

FilamentOn PREMIUM PETG

For standard-speed 3D printers
such as the Ender 3, Prusa i3 or Anycubic Mega:

• Nozzle temperature: 240–250 °C
• Bed temperature: 70–90 °C
• Cooling: 50%
• Print speed: 40–60 mm/s

For high-speed 3D printers
such as Bambu Lab, Voron, Creality K1 or Prusa MK4:

• Nozzle temperature: 250–260 °C*
• Bed temperature: 70–90 °C**
• Cooling: 50%
• Print speed: up to 120 mm/s

* When printing at high speeds, a higher nozzle temperature than the maximum stated on the packaging may be required.
** For enclosed printers, we recommend a lower bed temperature of 70–80 °C.

The values above are recommended starting parameters. Optimal settings may vary depending on the printer model, model geometry, printing speed and environmental conditions.