Light-Charged Glow Magic for Your Prints With glowFill you can turn everyday 3D prints into luminous, eye-catching creations. This filament blends a PLA/PHA base with a highly-concentrated phosphorescent pigment, so your model glows in the dark after exposure to light. In daylight or standard lighting it prints like a smooth, creamy filament, and once you switch off the lights it reveals a fun, glowing effect - perfect for decorative accessories, toys, signage and fun projects. Print tip: Use nozzle temperature ~195-220 ?C and bed ~50-60 ?C (if used). Print at moderate speed (40-100 mm/s) and use 100 % infill for maximum glow intensity. | Easy to Print, Reliable PLA/PHA Base with Special Effect Don?t let the name ?glow? fool you - the filament is built on the trusted PLA/PHA platform with diameter tolerance within ?0.05 mm and density ~1.210-1.430 g/cm?, so you benefit from familiar print behaviour and predictable results.Use the same hardware you already own, expect good layer adhesion, and benefit from standard settings: 195-220 ?C nozzle, optional heated bed 50-60 ?C. Usage advice: Use a clean nozzle, moderate cooling, and ensure your part is exposed to a strong light source before turning off lights - the glow effect is charged by light exposure. | Creative, Functional & Glow-Enabled Applications With glowFill you open up a world of creative applications: from night-time signage, keychains, toy elements and themed props, to emergency markers, glow-in-the-dark d?cor and fun educational models. The luminous finish stands out in low-light conditions, while in normal light it behaves like a standard PLA/PHA material. This makes it both visually impressive *and* versatile. Pro tip: For maximum glow duration, print with 100% infill and keep walls thick enough (~1.2 mm) so that the pigment load is high. After printing, expose to bright light (sunlight or LED) for a few minutes.
⚠️ WARNING (California Proposition 65): This product may contain chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects, or other reproductive harm. For more information, please visit www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
