What nozzle and bed temperatures does Sunlu PLA need?

Sunlu lists a nozzle range around 200–220 °C and a bed around 60 °C. Most printers print it well near the middle of that range; a heated bed helps but is not required.

Does it fit a standard printer?

Yes. It is 1.75 mm filament on a 1 kg spool with a standard hub, so it fits the common spool holders and direct-drive or Bowden extruders.

Is PLA strong enough for functional parts?

For light-duty brackets, jigs and prototypes, yes. For parts that see heat, sunlight or heavy load, PETG, ASA or a nylon blend holds up better.

How should I store it?

Keep it sealed with a desiccant pack when not in use. If it has been out for weeks, dry it before printing to avoid popping and stringing.

Is it safe for toys and household items?

PLA is plant-based and prints with little odor, which is why it is popular for models and toys. It is not food-safe as printed, since layer lines harbor bacteria.

Where is the Sunlu PLA Vert (Green) 1,75 mm 1 kg cheapest?

At Centrale Atome3D, for $8.99, as of our latest check.

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Our take on the Sunlu PLA Vert (Green) 1,75 mm 1 kg

Sunlu PLA is a general-purpose 3D printing filament in a 1.75 mm diameter, sold on a 1 kg spool. PLA is the easiest material to print: it runs at low nozzle temperatures, needs no heated bed on most printers, and gives sharp detail with little odor. Sunlu's spools are widely used as a budget everyday filament, and owners generally find the diameter consistent and the winding clean. It is a solid pick for beginners and for decorative or prototype parts; for parts that must take heat or stress, PETG or ABS are better choices.

Best forBeginners and first printersDecorative models, toys and prototypesPrinters without a heated bedHigh-detail prints with low odor

Pros

Easy to print at low nozzle temperatures
Little odor and low warping
Consistent 1.75 mm diameter on most spools
Works on the common printers and slicers
1 kg spool lasts through many small prints

Cons

Softens at low temperatures, so poor for hot or outdoor use
Brittle compared with PETG and ABS
Can absorb moisture if left out, causing stringing and pops
Spool quality and color match vary between batches

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What reviewers say

Owners of Sunlu PLA generally report smooth, reliable prints with good layer adhesion and little stringing once settings are dialed in. Complaints center on occasional tangles or uneven winding and on brittleness when the filament has sat out.

What people mention

Print qualityPraisedOwners say layers bond well and details come out sharp with standard PLA settings.
Spool windingMixedMost spools feed cleanly, but some buyers report tangles or uneven winding.
MoistureCriticisedFilament left exposed can pop and string, so owners dry it or store it sealed.
OdorPraisedReviewers note little smell while printing, which suits indoor use.
BrittlenessCriticisedPrinted parts and the filament itself are more brittle than PETG or ABS.

About the Sunlu PLA Vert (Green) 1,75 mm 1 kg

This is Sunlu PLA filament for 3D printing, in green. The filament is 1.75 mm in diameter and comes on a 1 kg spool.

The PLA material is described as eco-friendly, and the filament has a vibrant color and a precise diameter for reliable printing.

Brand: Sunlu
Material: PLA
Diameter: 1.75 mm
Weight: 1 kg
Color: Green

Questions and answers

What nozzle and bed temperatures does Sunlu PLA need?: Sunlu lists a nozzle range around 200–220 °C and a bed around 60 °C. Most printers print it well near the middle of that range; a heated bed helps but is not required.
Does it fit a standard printer?: Yes. It is 1.75 mm filament on a 1 kg spool with a standard hub, so it fits the common spool holders and direct-drive or Bowden extruders.
Is PLA strong enough for functional parts?: For light-duty brackets, jigs and prototypes, yes. For parts that see heat, sunlight or heavy load, PETG, ASA or a nylon blend holds up better.
How should I store it?: Keep it sealed with a desiccant pack when not in use. If it has been out for weeks, dry it before printing to avoid popping and stringing.
Is it safe for toys and household items?: PLA is plant-based and prints with little odor, which is why it is popular for models and toys. It is not food-safe as printed, since layer lines harbor bacteria.
Where is the Sunlu PLA Vert (Green) 1,75 mm 1 kg cheapest?: At Centrale Atome3D, for $8.99, as of our latest check.