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Filament Fiberlogy PP 1.75mm 0.75kg - Red
Fiberlogy PP red: 0.75 kg of 1.75 mm polypropylene filament on an AMS-compatible spool.
- Flexible and lightweight (1.05 g/cm³), elongation at break over 100 % - hinges and snaps
- High chemical resistance per the manufacturer; HDT 51 °C
- Unheated bed, but printing on PP packing tape
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Red polypropylene for containers and hinges
Fiberlogy PP is a filament made of polypropylene, the material of factory-made containers, caps and snap-lid boxes. The print is lightweight (1.05 g/cm³), flexible and chemical-resistant, and an elongation at break of over 100 % means the material stretches before it breaks. The spool holds 0.75 kg of 1.75 mm filament with a diameter tolerance of ±0.02 mm. Red colour: a saturated red for parts that are meant to be visible. Other colours on offer: black, natural, graphite and white.
Fiberlogy PP Red: 0.75 kg of 1.75 mm filament on a spool
220 to 250 °C
nozzle temperature per the manufacturer's datasheet
no heating
bed not required - you print on packing tape
>100 %
elongation at break (ISO 527) - hinges and snap fits
30 kJ/m²
notched Charpy impact strength at 23 °C (ISO 179)
Containers with lids printed from Fiberlogy PP (manufacturer's photo)
What PP is good for, and what it isn't
Polypropylene is flexible and chemically resistant, but soft: tensile strength is 14 MPa and the modulus is 700 MPa, several times lower than PLA or PETG. You choose it for parts that should bend without breaking, not for rigid ones.
- Containers with a lid and snap: boxes, organisers, caps - like factory PP packaging
- Living hinges: a lid joined to the box by a thin wall that can be flexed many times
- Handles and clips exposed to water and chemicals (the manufacturer states high chemical resistance)
- Orthoses and prostheses for people and animals - an application listed by the manufacturer
- Not suitable for rigid brackets, gears or parts operating above 51 °C (HDT, ISO 75)
A living hinge and a snap from a single print
Polypropylene is the classic material for living hinges - this is how the lids of factory packaging are made: a thin wall between the box and the lid withstands repeated flexing. The glass transition temperature of Fiberlogy PP is -31 °C, so in typical outdoor conditions the material does not enter the glassy state.
According to the manufacturer, polypropylene is fully recyclable - it is the same material as packaging marked with the number 5.
A hinged box printed from Fiberlogy PP (manufacturer's photo)
Is it the right choice for you?
A good choice if:
- You print containers, caps and boxes with a snap or a living hinge
- The part comes into contact with water or chemicals
- You need a lightweight, flexible print that doesn't crack when bent
Consider another option if:
- You need a stiffer technical part: choose Fiberlogy Nylon PA12
- You want a material that is easier to print than PP (heated bed, no PP tape): see Fiberlogy Easy PETG
- The part must work above 51 °C (the HDT of polypropylene): check Fiberlogy ABS Plus
Fun fact
Glassy state only below -31 °C
The glass transition temperature of Fiberlogy PP is -31 °C (ISO 11357). Only below it does the polymer enter the glassy state and become stiff, so in a household freezer (about -18 °C) polypropylene is still above its glass transition temperature.
Frequently asked questions
Does Fiberlogy PP require a heated bed?
No. The manufacturer states that the bed does not need to be heated if you print on PP packing tape applied to a PEI plate or glass. The alternative is a powder-coated plate designed for PP.
Does the 0.75 kg Fiberlogy PP spool fit the Bambu Lab AMS?
Yes, the manufacturer declares that the new spool is compatible with the AMS system. The manufacturer gives no information about an RFID tag, so you set the print parameters in the slicer.
Can prints made from Fiberlogy PP come into contact with food?
The manufacturer does not provide a food-contact certificate for this filament. Polypropylene itself is a food packaging material, but an FDM print has pores and gaps between layers.
Specification
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Fiberlogy (Fiberlab S.A.) |
| Material | polypropylene (PP) |
| Colour | Red |
| Diameter | 1.75 mm, tolerance ±0.02 mm, ovality +0.01 mm |
| Net weight | 0.75 kg |
| Packaging | spool, vacuum bag, carton |
| Nozzle temperature | 220 to 250 °C |
| Bed temperature | not required (PP packing tape) |
| Fan | 0 to 50 % |
| Enclosed chamber | not required |
| Drying | 50 °C for 4 h |
| Density | 1.05 g/cm³ (ISO 1183) |
| Tensile strength | 14 MPa (ISO 527) |
| Elastic modulus | 700 MPa (ISO 527) |
| Elongation at break | >100 % (ISO 527) |
| Notched Charpy impact strength, 23 °C | 30 kJ/m² (ISO 179) |
| Heat deflection temperature HDT | 51 °C (ISO 75) |
| Vicat softening temperature | 110 °C (ISO 306, method A) |
| Glass transition temperature | -31 °C (ISO 11357) |
| EAN code | 5902560993462 |
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| Name | Value |
|---|---|
| Colour | red |
| Mass | 750 g |
| Filament - material | PP |
| Filament - diameter | 1.75 mm |
| Filament - Spool | Reusable |
| Materiał - podział podstawowy | PP |
| Width | 20.5 cm |
| Height | 7.5 cm |
| Depth | 20.5 cm |
| Weight | 1 kg |
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