Note: Dolos Filament is more hygroscopic than standard PLA. We recommend keeping it in a dry box or drying before use for the best color-shifting results.
Ambrosia Filament's PLA Dolos is the spirit of trickery and deception in physical form. These unique filaments provide an alternating color effect based on your viewing angle, making them perfect for "flexi" models, art pieces, and complex geometry.
Feed your Printer the Filament of the Gods.
Part of our "Low Calorie" line, PLA Dolos contains no unnecessary additives that interfere with material properties. Derived from 100% Virgin Grade-A pellets and manufactured to a tight +/- 0.03mm tolerance, you’ll enjoy consistent extrusion and "butter-smooth" results.
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Packaging: Eco-friendly cardboard box and spool, vacuum-sealed with desiccant.
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Material: 100% Virgin (Grade-A) non-toxic pellets.
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Specs: 1.75mm diameter (+/- 0.03mm).
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Net Weight: 1KG.
Pro Tip: The spool glue is rated for 70°C (158°F). If using a filament dryer above this temperature, we recommend using a printed spool ring to maintain spool integrity.
Explore the Ambrosia Collection:
ASA, ASA-CF, ASA Sparkle, ASA Dolos, ABS+, PETG, PLA, PLA Dolos, PC-ABS, PC-CF, TPU, ABS Matte, ASA-GF, PLA-SILK, PHA.
Recommended Print Settings
| Attribute |
Recommended Value [Optimal] |
| Extruder Temperature |
190-220°C [210°C] |
| Heated Bed |
0-65°C [60°C] |
| Build Surface |
PEI, Glass, or Buildtak [Smooth PEI] |
| Cooling Fan |
50-100% |
| Soluble Support |
PVA, BVOH |
Technical Specifications
| Physical Properties |
Methodology |
Values |
| Density |
ISO1183 |
1.25-1.26 g/cm³ |
| Melt Flow Rate |
ISO 1133 |
4-8 g/10min |
| Mechanical Properties |
| Tensile Strength |
ISO 527 |
45-49 Mpa |
| Flexural Strength |
ISO 178 |
69-75 Mpa |
| Impact Strength |
ISO 180 |
4.5-5 KJ/m² |
PLA is hygroscopic. To maintain the best finish and prevent brittleness, keep filament sealed in an airtight container with desiccant when not in use.
Disclaimer: 3D printing may emit Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs). Print in a well-ventilated area. Technical data attempts to summarize properties to the best of our knowledge, but users are responsible for determining suitability for their specific use cases.
