Wholesale Glow Dark PLA Filament 1.75mm Blue Blue-Green Purple Luminous Moulding 220C

Brand: Yiqiu3D · Glow art usually comes out of one flat pigment green, so two different models in the same room look like the same product. Moonbow is a glow PLA whose strand carries shifting tone instead of one flat colour, so a figure or ornament reads as a colour piece in daylight and still gives off a soft luminous glow once the lights are down, charged by ordinary room or daylight. It is a decorative grade: figures, ornaments and display work, not brackets or stressed parts.

  • The lead shade is Moonbow
  • 1.75mm diameter on a standard round spool and 250 g net filament per spool
  • Drop-in on the 1.75mm FDM machines a studio
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Diameter 1.75mm
Material PLA
Quick Answer

How does the glow work, and how does Moonbow differ from a plain glow green?

The strand is PLA compounded with phosphorescent pigment: light that falls on the printed surface charges the pigment, and the part then gives off a soft glow on its own in a dark room. Moonbow is the same chemistry on a strand whose tone shifts instead of staying one flat colour, so the part reads as a colour piece in daylight and still glows once the lights are down. How strongly and how long a part keeps glowing depends on the light it received and on the wall thickness, so judge the effect on a printed sample in your own lighting.

Full answers below

Is it right for my project?

Best for: For high-gloss art and craft prints that need a smooth metallic-looking surface off the plate - available in 9 colours; lead colour PLA Glow Moonbow. Not ideal for: Not suited to tight-tolerance stressed parts; a carbon-fibre grade holds up better - available in 9 colours; lead colour PLA Glow Moonbow.

Print settings

Nozzle 200-225°C

01 · Why this one

Product highlights

3 reasons

The lead shade is Moonbow, and the same glow family covers Green Lotus, Glow Rainbow and Glow Green, so an art or gift line can be built from one material instead of mixing suppliers. Because every shade runs on the same PLA base, the surface finish and the print behaviour stay constant while the colour changes - one profile covers the whole range, and a part printed in Moonbow sits next to a part printed in Glow Green without a visible difference in how they printed.

1.75mm diameter on a standard round spool and 250 g net filament per spool, with a nozzle window confirmed for your application. That window is wide enough that a machine already tuned for PLA usually prints this grade without a new profile, and narrow enough that the melt stays controlled on fine detail such as faces, thin ornaments and lettering. Both figures are held per spool, so a spool can move between machines without re-tuning the profile proved on the first one.

Drop-in on the 1.75mm FDM machines a studio, shop or school already runs - Bambu Lab, Creality, Prusa and similar - on a normal PLA profile with no enclosure and no hardened nozzle. A standard spool holder or a dry box takes the spool with no adapter. Print a small test piece first: art prints are judged on surface quality, and a profile that is proved on a test cube before a long overnight run saves both the spool and the print time.

Technical Data

Specifications

Diameter 1.75mm
Material PLA

Print Profile

Wholesale Glow Dark PLA Filament 1.75mm Blue Blue-Green Purple Luminous Moulding 220C prints best at 200-225°C nozzle.

Nozzle Temp200-225°C

Spool Specification

Spool details for your feeding and handling setup.

Gross Weight0.385 kg
Spool Size (L×W×H)16.5 × 15.5 × 4.5 cm
Pack FormatPiece
Spool TypeRound Spool

Attributes

Country / Regionchina
HS Code39169050
Item No.glow-dark-pla-blue-blue-green-purple
Color Custom Color
Product Name 3D Printing Consumables
Cross-section Shape Circular
Application 3D Printing PLA Filament
Appearance Basic
Density Standard PLA Filament Density
Diameter 1.75mm
Payment Terms Payment on Delivery
Appearance Round Spool
Before You Ask

Frequently Asked Questions

How does the glow work, and how does Moonbow differ from a plain glow green?
The strand is PLA compounded with phosphorescent pigment: light that falls on the printed surface charges the pigment, and the part then gives off a soft glow on its own in a dark room. Moonbow is the same chemistry on a strand whose tone shifts instead of staying one flat colour, so the part reads as a colour piece in daylight and still glows once the lights are down. How strongly and how long a part keeps glowing depends on the light it received and on the wall thickness, so judge the effect on a printed sample in your own lighting.
Will it print on the FDM machines my studio already runs?
Yes. It is 1.75mm filament for standard FDM machines - Bambu Lab, Creality, Prusa and similar - and it runs on a normal PLA profile: no enclosure, no high-temperature hotend and no hardened nozzle are required. The spool is a standard round format and fits ordinary holders, wall mounts and dry boxes without an adapter. For detail work it is worth slicing a small test piece in your own profile first, because surface quality on ornaments and figures depends far more on the profile than on the spool.
What nozzle temperature should I set?
The nozzle window for this grade is, with the setting confirmed for your application. Start in the middle of that window and move towards the lower end for fine detail such as faces and thin ornaments, where a cooler melt holds the shape better; move up only if a fast profile under-extrudes. Bed temperature settings stay with your own machine profile rather than with the spool, so keep the PLA bed setting your machine already uses.
How much filament is on one spool, and how much art can I print from it?
Each spool carries 250 g net filament per spool at 1.75mm diameter on a standard round spool. Because art and gift prints are usually small, a single spool covers a long run of figures, ornaments and lettering rather than one large part, and spares can be stored unopened because every spool ships sealed. Plan a production batch from the slicer estimate for 250 g on the 1.75mm profile you use, and keep the spool dry between sessions.
Which shades are available, and will the next batch match?
Moonbow is the lead shade, and the same glow family covers Green Lotus, Glow Rainbow and Glow Green. Every shade is dosed against its own reference and run on the same PLA base, so the print behaviour and the surface finish stay the same across the range and only the colour changes from spool to spool. For a repeat order, quote the shade name used on your first order so the next batch is matched against the same reference, and send a colour target if you need a shade that is not on the list.
What is Moonbow glow PLA best used for?
Display and gift work where colour and light both matter: figurines and models, ornaments, lettering and signage, cosplay props, lamp shades and kids' room accessories, plus art pieces that are lit in daylight and then kept in a dark room. It is also a good fit for batch runs of small parts because one profile covers the whole shade range. It is a decorative grade, so brackets, hinges and any part that carries a load belong on an engineering filament rather than this one.
How is the spool packed, and how should I store it?
Each spool is vacuum sealed in a moisture-barrier bag with a desiccant pack and shipped on a standard round spool that fits ordinary holders and dry boxes. After opening, reseal the bag or move the spool into a dry box with desiccant and keep it out of direct sunlight. Damp PLA pops in the nozzle and prints weak layers, and a spool left open in humid air is worth drying before a long run. Storage does not affect the glow; the pigment needs light on the printed part, not on the spool.

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