Marble PLA Filament AMS Compatible

Marble PLA Filament **Atomic Filament Marble v2 PLA** delivers a stunning marble-like finish, perfect for creating realistic stone effects while maintaining the ease of use and smooth print quality of PLA. This filament is ideal for artistic projects, architectural models, and decorative prints that require a high-end, textured appearance. - **Realistic Marble Texture**: The Marble v2 PLA is designed to emulate the natural look and feel of marble, giving your prints a sophisticated, stone-like appearance. - **No Fillers or Additives**: Our pigments contain no high melt point additives, waxes, or fillers, ensuring consistent color and superior print quality. - **Precision Manufacturing**: Crafted with +/- 0.02mm dimensional tolerance, this filament ensures precise, flawless prints every time, even for intricate designs. - **Easy to Print**: PLA is known for its ease of use, offering low warping and excellent layer adhesion, making it perfect for beginners and professionals alike. - **Made in the USA**: Produced in Indiana, USA, using American-made supplies where possible, ensuring premium quality and rigorous testing for reliability. Whether you're printing decorative objects, prototypes, or unique artistic pieces, **Atomic Filament Marble v2 PLA** provides a visually stunning finish with the precision and reliability you expect from a high-quality PLA filament. NON-ABRASIVE Will print on 0.35mm nozzles & larger HEX COLOR: #C0CCCE. This is according to Filamentcolors.xyz. We cannot verify this information. Also available in 3.5 KG, click HERE Sample Coils available! Click HERE  Specifications :  Print temp 190 to 230C  +/- 0.02mm or less average diameter variation  0.02 mm or less out of round  Resin Type : Virgin NatureWorks Ingeo PLA 🌱 Sustainable Choice Renewable Materials: Made from plant-based corn starch ♻️ Spool Return Program: Get $2 credit when you return your empty Atomic spool Made in Indiana, USA: Lower carbon footprint vs overseas imports Learn more about our sustainability initiatives →