Will your print soften in the heat
Every spool in Bambu Studio carries a softening temperature. Above it the plastic sags under its own weight. Pick your spool and where the part goes, and see if it holds.
Work it outWhat the presets say
PLA gives up near 45 °C. 26 of 31 PLA presets read 45 °C; the highest reads 54. A PLA part on a car dashboard bends.
PETG reaches 70, ABS and ASA 100. Bambu PETG HF reads 70 °C, Bambu ABS and ASA 100, Bambu PC 120.
Fibre nylons top the list. Bambu PA6-CF reads 170 °C, PAHT-CF 180 and PET-CF 185. 29 of the 86 spools clear 100 °C.
Your spool
From BambuStudio 02.08.02.61, its own filament presets for the X1 Carbon with a 0.4 mm nozzle (86 spools, each resolved through its parent presets). The temperatures of the places are typical figures; measure yours if it matters. The preset field is temperature_vitrification.
What you get
- The spool that survives
- The cheapest one with room to spare for your heat.
- A check of the part
- Wall thickness and load against the heat, before the run.
- Samples
- One part printed and left in the heat, if you want proof.
- Or we print it
- In the right material, in our farms in Shenzhen.
Ask about your part in the heat
We answer within one working day.
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