PLA Print Settings: Nozzle & Bed Temperatures

12 sourced ranges from filament and printer makers. Lowest published nozzle temp: 180°C.

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Starting points only — always test on scrap first. Every number links to its source. Community rows are user-reported and unverified.

Temperatures by brand

FilamentBrandNozzle °CBed °CEnclosureDryingSource
PLAPrusa (generic)185-23550-60Not needed—Official source
PLABambu Lab (generic)190-24035-65 (with glue)—55 °C, 8 h (oven) — recommendedOfficial source
PLA (Silk/Wood/Aero/Translucent)Bambu Lab———Silk/Wood/Aero: 55 °C 8 h oven; CF/Translucent: 50 °C 8 hOfficial source
PLAPrusament215 first layer / 21060——Official source
PLAHatchbox180-2100-60——Official source
PLAOverture190-22025-60——Official source
PLASUNLU200-23050-65——Official source
PLA (Hyper PLA)Creality190-23025-60——Official source
Hyper PLACreality (K1 series profile)22045——Official source
CR-PLACreality (K1 series profile)23045——Official source
Generic PLACreality (K1 series profile)23045——Official source
PLA-silkCreality (K1 series profile)23045——Official source

Which printers can print PLA?

Based on each printer maker's max hotend temperature. Hardened-nozzle needs are shown in the finder.

Not verified yet: QIDI Plus4, Snapmaker Artisan, Snapmaker U1

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