- Stock: 82
- Model: PLA-Go&Print-1.75mm-SAKATA3D
Type:
PLA GO&PRINT
GO&PRINT Transition
GO&PRINT Recycled
PLA-M
PLA-M Transition
PLA 3D850
PLA INGEO 3D850 Fluor
PLA 3D850 MAGIC / MAGIC+
PLA 3D850 SILK
PLA 3D850 GLASS
PLA 3D850 Transition
3D850 Recycled
HR-PLA 3D870
HR-PLA 3D870 Transition
Recycled 3D870
PLA High Speed
PLA High Speed PRO
PLA High Speed PRO TransitionHigh Speed
Sakata 3D PLA GO&PRINT is a filament manufactured in Spain and designed to provide easy, stable printing with a good surface finish on both conventional and high-speed 3D printers.
Its natural-origin PLA formulation offers good rigidity, low warping and straightforward processing. An enclosed printer is not required, and it can be printed on glass, PEI and other common build surfaces, using an adhesive only when required by the surface or part geometry.
Main features
- Manufactured in Spain by Sakata 3D.
- Natural-origin and biodegradable PLA according to the manufacturer.
- Nominal diameter of 1.75mm with a ±0.03mm tolerance.
- 1kg spool.
- Good dimensional stability and low tendency to warp.
- Suitable for conventional and high-speed printing when the machine and hotend can provide the required flow rate.
- No heated enclosure required.
Available colours
Available, depending on stock and selectable options, in White, Black, Red, Blue, Green, Yellow, Pink, Turquoise, Pastel Yellow, Grey, Purple, Silver, Sky Blue, Chocolate, Fuchsia, Pastel Pink, Pastel Turquoise, Military 1 GC, Magic Stargold and Orange.
Technical parameters
| Material | PLA GO&PRINT |
|---|---|
| Diameter | 1.75 ±0.03mm |
| Net weight | 1kg |
| Density | 1.24g/cm³ |
| Nozzle temperature | 185–200°C for conventional printing; 200–240°C for high-speed printing |
| Heated bed | From 45°C; 50–55°C is a practical starting point |
| Part cooling | Up to 100% after the first layers |
| Suggested layer height | 0.10–0.30mm |
| Conventional speed | 50–100mm/s |
| High-speed printing | Up to 300mm/s, subject to hotend flow, part geometry and interlayer bonding |
| Stated maximum volumetric flow | Up to 27mm³/s at 240°C under the manufacturer’s test conditions |
Suggested starting profile
A conservative starting profile is a 195°C nozzle, 50–55°C bed, 50–70mm/s print speed and 100% part cooling after the first layers. Small temperature, retraction and flow tests should then be used to adapt the profile to each printer.
For high-speed printing, increase temperature gradually and confirm that the hotend can melt the requested flow without under-extrusion or reduced layer bonding. The maximum practical speed will vary according to the printer and part.
Compatibility
Suitable for FFF/FDM printers designed for 1.75mm filament, including common Creality Ender 3, Prusa MK3/MK4, Bambu Lab A1/P1/X1, Voron and HTA3D configurations. Actual compatibility depends on the extruder, hotend, spool holder and slicing profile.
For automatic material systems, check spool and filament compatibility with the specific feeder. If in doubt, using an external spool holder is the more conservative option.
Storage and drying
Keep sealed and protected from moisture. If moisture symptoms appear, such as popping, bubbles or a rough surface, the manufacturer recommends drying for approximately 4–6 hours at 55°C.
This material is not specifically certified for food-contact or medical applications. Final properties depend on part design, orientation, print settings and service conditions.
For a lower use of new raw material, consider Sakata 3D RE-GO&PRINT recycled filament. For prototypes where an unpredictable colour combination is acceptable, see GO&PRINT Transition.
