Hong Kong
Cai Lab at a glance
Cai Lab is a filament brand from Hong Kong, with 3 filament lines in the Open Filament Database: PLA and PETG.
Every Cai Lab filament
PLA (2)
PETG (1)
Cai Lab filament print settings
The nozzle and bed temperatures for every Cai Lab filament, as Cai Lab gives them in the Open Filament Database, or from its slicer profiles where it gives none.
Cai Lab spools and NFC tags
SimplyPrint writes tags for any Cai Lab spool, so it works like the system maker's own:
Cai Lab in SimplyPrint accounts
From the spools of SimplyPrint accounts, counted together, as of 11 Nov 2026. No account can be told apart.
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Frequently asked questions
What temperature should I print Cai Lab PLA at?
Cai Lab's PLA lines print with the nozzle at 190-240 °C and the bed at 35-55 °C, depending on the line. Each line's own page has its exact range and its slicer profiles.
What temperature should I print Cai Lab PETG at?
Cai Lab's PETG lines print with the nozzle at 230-250 °C and the bed at 70-80 °C, depending on the line. Each line's own page has its exact range and its slicer profiles.
Where is Cai Lab filament from?
Cai Lab is a brand from Hong Kong. Where its filament is made can differ; the Open Filament Database records the brand's country.
Does Cai Lab filament have RFID or NFC tags?
Not that we know of. SimplyPrint can write a tag for any Cai Lab spool for the OpenPrintTag, QidiTech, OpenSpool, OpenTag, Creality CFS, Anycubic ACE, ELEGOO Canvas and TigerTag.
Where can I buy Cai Lab filament?
From Cai Lab's own shop, and from the other shops on each filament's page, picked for where you are.
What filaments does Cai Lab make?
PLA and PETG.
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Filament data: the Open Filament Database, an open, community-kept catalog that SimplyPrint helps run. Is this data wrong? Edit it in the Open Filament Database. The brand's file on GitHub