Material guide

PLA+ print temperature and settings

A modified PLA, tougher and less brittle than standard PLA while printing almost as easily. Each brand blends it differently.

Across the 10 PLA+ lines we track, the median recommended range is 210–215 °C at the nozzle and 60–60 °C on the bed.

What you need to print PLA+

No enclosure neededPrints fine on an open-frame printer.
Brass nozzle is fineNo abrasive fill.
Not very moisture-sensitiveNormal storage is fine for most users.
Any extruderWorks with direct drive and Bowden.

Good for

  • everyday parts that need a bit more toughness
  • functional prints on printers without an enclosure

Watch out for

  • "PLA+" is not a standard; properties vary a lot by brand
  • Still softens at similar temperatures to PLA

PLA+ temperatures by brand

BrandNozzleRangeBedColors
3D-Fuel220–220 °C60–60 °C40
ANYCUBIC210–210 °C55–55 °C11
Deeplee220–220 °C60–60 °C16
ELEGOO210–210 °C60–60 °C24
eSun220–220 °C60–60 °C72
Filament Unger220–220 °C60–60 °C41
GST3D210–210 °C60–60 °C33
JAYO210–210 °C60–60 °C13
Numakers200–240 °C35–60 °C37
Sunlu210–210 °C60–60 °C27
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Frequently asked questions

What temperature should I print PLA+ at?

Most brands recommend about 210–215 °C at the nozzle and 60–60 °C on the bed (median of 10 brands). Use your brand's own range when you have it.

Do I need an enclosure for PLA+?

No. PLA+ prints well on open-frame printers.

Does PLA+ need a hardened nozzle?

No. A standard brass nozzle is fine.