Aliz PLA Basic 3D Printer Filament

Aliz PLA Basic is a reliable, easy-to-print PLA 3D printer filament designed for clean surface quality, stable extrusion, vibrant colours, and dependable everyday printing. It is ideal for hobby users, schools, designers, engineers, makers, and businesses looking for a consistent PLA filament for FDM / FFF 3D printers.

Whether you are printing display models, prototypes, educational projects, architectural models, decorative parts, or general-purpose components, Aliz PLA Basic provides a practical balance of printability, dimensional stability, colour selection, and surface finish.

Available in a wide range of colours, Aliz PLA Basic is suitable for creative projects, professional visual models, classroom use, and daily 3D printing tasks.

Why Choose Aliz PLA Basic?

• Easy to print: Designed for stable extrusion and smooth printing on most FDM / FFF 3D printers.
• Great for everyday use: Suitable for models, prototypes, decorations, educational prints, and general-purpose parts.
• Clean surface finish: Helps produce neat, detailed prints with consistent layer appearance.
• Wide colour range: Multiple standard, pastel, natural, green, brown, metallic-style, and marble-style colour options.
• Reliable tested data: Includes tested mechanical, physical, thermal, moisture absorption, and printing performance references.
• Printer-friendly material: A practical PLA filament choice for both beginners and experienced 3D printing users.

Best For

• Display models and decorative 3D prints
• Educational and classroom 3D printing
• Concept prototypes and design verification
• Architectural models and visual mock-ups
• Hobby projects, cosplay parts, toys, and creative prints
• Low-stress functional parts and general desktop 3D printing
• Colour-rich prints where appearance and consistency matter

Colour Options

Aliz PLA Basic is available in a broad colour range, making it easy to choose the right filament for visual models, prototypes, product samples, creative projects, and everyday printing.

 

Available PLA Basic Colours

Violet, Orange, Red, Yellow, Cyan, Magenta, Black, White, Dark Coffee, Blue, Gray, Dark Green, Glitter Silver, Pink, Skin Colour, Sky Blue, Peach Pink, Green, Army Green, Brown, Light Brown, Gray Blue, Marble, Chocolate, Orchid Purple, Apple Green, Pine Green, Olive Green, and Bone Colour.

Colour note: Actual filament colours are close to the colour card reference. Slight colour differences may occur due to lighting, screen display settings, camera exposure, printer settings, and production batches.

Product Highlights

Smooth and Stable PLA Printing

Aliz PLA Basic is made for consistent daily printing. The material is suitable for common desktop 3D printers and is designed to deliver stable extrusion, reliable feeding, and clean print results when used with the recommended settings.

Wide Colour Selection for Creative Projects

With a large colour range, Aliz PLA Basic is suitable for visual prototypes, educational models, design samples, decorations, signs, display pieces, and creative colour-matched projects.

Great Choice for Schools, Makers, and Businesses

PLA is one of the most popular materials for FDM 3D printing because it is easy to use and suitable for a wide range of applications. Aliz PLA Basic is a practical filament option for classrooms, workshops, maker spaces, design studios, and office prototyping environments.

Tested Material Performance

Aliz PLA Basic includes tested mechanical, physical, moisture absorption, chemical resistance, and thermal performance data. These values help users choose suitable applications and understand expected material behaviour.

Recommended 3D Printing Settings

The following recommended settings are based on a 0.4 mm nozzle. Printing results may vary depending on printer model, nozzle size, slicer settings, print geometry, chamber condition, and ambient environment.

Printing Temperature	270–300℃
Bed Temperature	80–100℃
Wall Layers	2 Layers
Top and Bottom Layers	4 Layers
Infill	100%
Ambient Temperature	25℃
Cooling Fan	0–10%
Printing Speed	30–50 mm/s
Nozzle Diameter	0.4 mm

Tested 3D Printing Parameters

The following actual test parameters are based on specimens printed with a Bambu Lab P1S 3D printer. All specimens were left at room temperature for 24 hours before testing.

Printing Temperature	280℃
Bed Temperature	100℃
Wall Layers	2 Layers
Top and Bottom Layers	4 Layers
Infill	100%
Ambient Temperature	25℃
Cooling Fan	10%
Printing Speed	50 mm/s
Nozzle Diameter	0.4 mm

Printing Tips for Best Results

• Use the recommended temperature range as a starting point, then fine-tune according to your printer and slicer profile.
• For best first-layer adhesion, ensure the build plate is clean and properly levelled.
• Keep the filament dry and sealed when not in use to reduce the risk of moisture-related printing issues.
• If you notice stringing, bubbling, popping sounds, or inconsistent extrusion, dry the filament before printing.
• For larger prints, maintain a stable printing environment and avoid sudden temperature changes.
• Printed part strength depends on print orientation, wall count, infill, layer height, cooling, and bonding between layers.

Technical Specifications

Mechanical Properties

Property	Testing Method	Testing Condition	Injection Molding Typical Value	3D Printing X-Y Axis Typical Value	3D Printing Z Axis Typical Value	Unit
Tensile Strength	ISO 527	50 mm/min	50.95	48.96 ± 4	26 ± 4	MPa
Elongation at Break	ISO 527	50 mm/min	13	7 ± 1	0.75 ± 0.2	%
Tensile Modulus	ISO 527	50 mm/min	5549	3325 ± 100	3100 ± 100	MPa
Flexural Strength	ISO 178	2 mm/min	77.33	78.5 ± 5	44 ± 5	MPa
Flexural Modulus	ISO 178	2 mm/min	3127.50	2920 ± 100	2550 ± 100	MPa
Charpy Impact Strength Without Notch	ISO 179	23℃	NB	15.5 ± 2	8.5 ± 2	KJ/㎡
Izod Impact Strength Without Notch	ISO 180	23℃	83.05	16.8 ± 2	8.5 ± 2	KJ/㎡

Physical Properties

Property	Testing Method	Testing Condition	Typical Value	Unit
Density	ISO 1183	Immersion	1.24	g/cm³
Melt Flow Index, MFR	ISO 1133	210℃ / 2.16 kg	5–15	g/10 min

Moisture Absorption

Property	Testing Method	Testing Condition	Injection Molding Typical Value	3D Printing Typical Value	Unit
Moisture Absorption	ISO 62	50% RH × 23℃	0.5	0.6	%

Thermal Properties

Property	Testing Method	Testing Condition	Injection Molding Typical Value	3D Printing X-Y Axis Typical Value	3D Printing Z Axis Typical Value	Unit
Glass Transition Temperature	DSC	10℃/min	65.51	-	-	℃
Crystallization Temperature	DSC	10℃/min	107.7	-	-	℃
Melting Point	DSC	10℃/min	147.77	-	-	℃
Distortion Temperature	TGA	20℃/min	N/A	-	-	℃
Heat Distortion Temperature	ISO 75	0.45 MPa	57.6	56.20	55.20	℃
Heat Distortion Temperature	ISO 75	1.8 MPa	56.4	54.20	53.20	℃
Vicat Softening Temperature	ISO 306	50℃ / 10N	56.60	57.80	56.40	℃

Chemical Resistance

Property	Testing Result
Weak Acid Resistance	Not Resistant
Strong Acid Resistance	Not Resistant
Weak Base Resistance	Not Resistant
Strong Base Resistance	Not Resistant
Organic Solution Resistance	Not Resistant

Storage Recommendations

Store Aliz PLA Basic in a sealed bag, dry box, or airtight container when not in use. Keep the filament away from moisture, dust, direct sunlight, and high-temperature environments. Proper storage helps maintain smooth extrusion, reliable feeding, and consistent print quality.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Aliz PLA Basic used for?

Aliz PLA Basic is suitable for everyday 3D printing, including models, prototypes, decorations, educational projects, architectural models, visual mock-ups, hobby prints, and general-purpose desktop 3D printing.

Is Aliz PLA Basic easy to print?

Yes. Aliz PLA Basic is designed as an easy-to-print PLA filament with stable extrusion and reliable performance when used within the recommended printing temperature, bed temperature, speed, and cooling settings.

What printing temperature should I use for Aliz PLA Basic?

The recommended printing temperature is 270–300℃. A tested reference setting is 280℃ on a Bambu Lab P1S with a 0.4 mm nozzle. Actual settings may vary depending on your printer, slicer, nozzle, and model geometry.

What bed temperature is recommended?

The recommended bed temperature is 80–100℃. The tested reference setting is 100℃.

Should I dry PLA filament before printing?

If the filament has been exposed to moisture, drying is recommended. Moist filament may cause stringing, popping sounds, rough surfaces, bubbles, or inconsistent extrusion.

Is Aliz PLA Basic suitable for strong functional parts?

Aliz PLA Basic can be used for low-stress functional parts, prototypes, and general-purpose prints. For load-bearing, high-temperature, outdoor, chemical-contact, or engineering applications, users should test the printed part under real working conditions before final use.

Is the colour exactly the same as the colour card?

The actual filament colour is close to the colour card reference, but slight differences may occur due to lighting, display settings, photography, printer settings, and production batches.

Important Notes

• Technical data is based on laboratory testing and should be used as reference information only.
• Actual printed part performance may vary depending on printer model, slicer settings, print orientation, layer height, wall thickness, infill, cooling, and environmental conditions.
• For engineering or functional applications, users should conduct their own testing under actual application conditions.
• Colour appearance may vary slightly between batches and display devices.
• This PLA filament is not recommended for applications requiring chemical resistance, high heat resistance, or long-term outdoor exposure without suitable validation.