Spectrum PP

By Spectrum, Poland PP

  • Natural

How do I print it?

Nozzle
265-295 °C
Bed
95-121 °C
Diameter
1.75 mm

Spectrum PP at a glance

Spectrum PP is PP filament by Spectrum, a brand from Poland. Print it with the nozzle at 265-295 °C and the bed at 95-121 °C. It comes in 1 colour, on 750 g spools.

Material
PP
Nozzle
265-295 °C
Bed
95-121 °C
Diameter
1.75 mm
Spool sizes
750 g
Colours
1
All specifications

Spectrum PP colours

    • Natural
    Natural

Where to buy Spectrum PP

We don't know a shop that sells it yet. Amazon may have it.

Amazon

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Printers that print Spectrum PP well

Our catalog rates printers on PLA, PETG, TPU, ABS and ASA, nylon, polycarbonate, fibre-filled and high-temperature filament. PP isn't one of those, so check your printer maker's list of materials.

Spectrum PP in an AMS, CFS or ACE Pro, and its NFC tag

In a multi-material unit

The Open Filament Database doesn't record the spool's size or whether it is cardboard yet: check that it fits your unit.

NFC and RFID tags

Spectrum puts no tag on its spools that we know of. SimplyPrint writes one for the system you use, so the spool works like the system maker's own:

Creality CFS: SimplyPrint writes a tag for this spool, so Creality printers read it like their own.

Anycubic ACE: SimplyPrint writes a tag for this spool, so Anycubic printers read it like their own.

OpenPrintTag: SimplyPrint writes a tag for this spool, so Prusa printers read it like their own.

ELEGOO Canvas: SimplyPrint writes a tag for this spool, so ELEGOO printers read it like their own.

OpenSpool: SimplyPrint writes an open OpenSpool tag, which any OpenSpool reader can read.

QidiTech: SimplyPrint writes a tag for this spool, so QIDI printers read it like their own.

OpenTag: SimplyPrint writes an open OpenTag tag, which any OpenTag reader can read.

TigerTag: SimplyPrint writes an open TigerTag tag, which any TigerTag reader can read.

Bambu Lab and Snapmaker U1 tags are signed by the printer maker, so we can't write them, but we can write the others. On those printers, SimplyPrint keeps track of the spool instead.

Read from NFC tag
Brand
Material
Colour
Spool
Remaining weight 0 g of 1000 g
SimplyPrint OpenSpool OpenTag Bambu Lab Creality OpenPrintTag TigerTag

Spectrum PP slicer profiles

No slicer has a profile of its own for it that we know of. Start from your slicer's generic PP profile and set the temperatures above.

Spectrum PP specifications

Temperatures, material and spools, as Spectrum gives them in the Open Filament Database.

Printing

Nozzle temperature 265-295 °C
Bed temperature 95-121 °C
Hardened nozzle Unknown

Material

Material PP
Properties Unknown
Density 0.89 g/cm³
Brand from Poland

Spools

Diameter 1.75 mm
Spool sizes 750 g
Colours 1
Refills without a spool Unknown

Documents

Technical data sheet Download from Spectrum
Safety data sheet Download from Spectrum

Is this data wrong? Edit it in the Open Filament Database: the fix reaches this page with the next import. The filament's file on GitHub

Frequently asked questions

What temperature do I print Spectrum PP at?

Spectrum gives a nozzle temperature of 265-295 °C and a bed temperature of 95-121 °C. Start in the middle of the range and adjust for your printer.

Does Spectrum PP have an NFC or RFID tag?

Not from Spectrum, as far as we know. SimplyPrint can write a tag for it for the Creality CFS, Anycubic ACE, OpenPrintTag, ELEGOO Canvas, OpenSpool, QidiTech, OpenTag and TigerTag, so the spool works like the system maker's own.

Is there a slicer profile for Spectrum PP?

Not one of its own that we know of. Use your slicer's generic PP profile with the temperatures above.

Filament data: the Open Filament Database, an open, community-kept catalog that SimplyPrint helps run. Usage figures, printer ratings and NFC support are SimplyPrint's own.