Colours
Natural
Beige
Shown from the maker’s hex code. Real spools can look different.
- Low outgassing
| Net | Diameter | Empty spool |
|---|---|---|
| 500 g | 1.75 mm | 140 g |
Where to buy
UK prices for this colour are coming soon.
FormFutura PEI ULTEM 9085 print settings
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Nozzle temperature
Nozzle temperature
The temperature to set your hotend to while printing. Makers give a range; start in the middle and adjust.
- 350–390 °C
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Bed temperature
Bed temperature
How hot the build plate should be. It helps the first layer stick and stops corners lifting as the print cools.
- Not listed
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Density
Density
How heavy the plastic is for its size, in grams per cubic centimetre. Denser filament gives fewer metres per kilo.
- 1.34 g/cm³
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Length per kg
Length per kg
Roughly how many metres of 1.75 mm filament are in one kilogram, worked out from the filament's density.
- ≈ 310 m At 1.75 mm
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Max drying temperature
Drying temperature
The highest temperature the filament can be dried at without the plastic or spool softening. Dry a little below it.
- Not listed
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Diameter tolerance
Diameter tolerance
How far the filament's thickness can vary from its stated size. A tighter tolerance means more even extrusion.
- ± 0.02 mm
Technical data sheet (opens in a new tab)
Data from the Open Filament Database. Spotted a mistake? Suggest a fix (opens in a new tab) .
FormFutura PEI ULTEM 9085 questions
What temperature should I print FormFutura PEI ULTEM 9085 at?
FormFutura gives 350–390 °C at the nozzle and 120 °C on the bed. Start in the middle and adjust for your printer.
How many metres are on a 1 kg spool of FormFutura PEI ULTEM 9085?
About 310 m at 1.75 mm, worked out from its density of 1.34 g/cm³.