ZIRO 3D Printer Filament PLA PRO Fluorescence Series 1.75mm 1KG(2.2lbs), Dimensional Accuracy +/- 0.05mm,Fluo green

Never heard of 'ZIRO' but for the price, I thought I would give it a go. I was after a really bright orange and this didn't disappoint. Great filament, it's been printing really well and I've tried it on 3 different printers. I found about 205 degrees to be a nice temperature. Comes on a decent roll and they also include a resealable bag with a bit of silicagel too. Printed with a hotbed and without, no fuss.Would defo recommend, only problem is now I need to decided which colour / type to choose next! Please click yes if you found this helpful :-)

Printed on: Prusa i3 Mk3sTemp: 205Bed: 60I purchased this filament as I was looking for a strong orange colour, which turned out very well. Prior to printing I completed my normal calibration set - temp tower looked best at 200-210, bridging worked well, very little sagging, a few instances of curling on sharper edges and overhangs but overall passed muster so went on to print the parts for my lack enclosure.Unfortunately, I had several issues printing thinner parts with warping that I haven't experienced with other PLA. There were a few failures where it failed to adhere to the bed printing anything less then 4 bottom layers - the filament would curl away from the build plate - eventually resorted to using a glue stick - not something I've had to do with any other PLA using my powder coated PEI sheet.For larger parts, like the cos-play deku shield I did for my son, this turned out great. Really strong, layers held together well, again a few issues art sharper corners with curling but overall not too bad.Final verdict - it's a good budget filament - provided you arent printing small or detailed parts - and for larger structural type pieces holds together very well.

The filament was well packaged as it arrives with silica desiccant included to prevent the build-up of humidity (which is quite common). The recommended printing temperature printed on the box was useful, and the print turned out beautifully as shown in the figure. Ziro is also quite thoughtful to also include a re-sealable plastic bag to store your filament. This is something that other filament company should be doing.I like the fact that the spool holder is transparent, allowing you to estimate the amount of filament left on the spool. The spool holder also has holes to hold the filament in place to prevent tangling during storage. Despite it is not very eco-friendly (many companies like filamentive and proto-pasta opt for cardboard spool holders), it does the job.The print came out beautifully with very bright and saturated colour - plenty of pigments (as advertised). It adheres well to the print surface (glass bed with hair spray) without any warping. With the right print setting, I can completely eliminate stringing. The bond between layer is also very strong, resulting in a strong and rigid print as you'd expect from a high-quality PLA filament.Overall I'd recommend this product.

Been printing on a CR-10, no issues with either the Fluo Yellow nor the Fluo Orange.Glows nicely with UV light, I've noticed that it is even ever so slightly evident in daylight/dust also which was unexpected.Colour is great though, it is slightly translucent, and very bright - as such it can look washed out on details, even hiding minor printing errors, but all in all gives a very interesting look.I got this a £12~ for 1KG which was a bargain.I'm not sure how accurate the dimensions are, but I've had no issue with printing - I've printed with other cheap filaments where the Accuracy caused printing issues - and I have no issue with this one. For all I know its probably spot on.

Using this on a Prusa I3 MK3S with no problems.Bed temperature: 60CHot End Temperature: 202CVery little stringing, decent enough bed adhesion, consistent print quality, so all round not bad at all for the price.I did purchase it in the hopes of getting a close colour match to the orange components that the Prusa is made with, but this is a noticeably a little lighter in tone. It's not jarring on the Prusa but not a perfect colour match (however this isn't the fault of the manufacturer as they make no mention of it being the same colour).

Really pleased with the Orange filament from Ziro. I had not heard of them before but the good reviews and price convinced me to give it a go. I printed it at 200 (205 for first layer) and 60 on the bed (65 1st layer). I had a few minor imperfections on the first few prints until I recalibrated my Linear Advance settings, after that it’s been practically flawless. Will definitely buy more from these guys if it ever comes back in stock!

This PLA came well packaged and included a Ziploc bag to store it in when not being used. I am using this PLA with my Wanhao Duplicator i3 Plus which has a glass bed and a full metal Micro Swiss hotend. The best temps are 210/50 and 210/0 as this sticks to a cold glass bed.I have had no issues with this filament at all and the prints I have done so far have turned out perfect. I really do like this brand and the colours are really good to and match the picture shown in the ad. I will be buying more for sure.

This has become my go-to filament, it prints very nicely, and adheres well to the bed. I print at 200 with 60 on the bed. Not tried on a cold bed, but others have done with no bother. This orange is knock-your-eye-out, as expected - just what I wanted for some signs. Delivered swiftly and in a useful heavy poly resealable bag with a silica pack. Top notch - and cheapest around, what more could you want!

Stabilità dimensionale eccellente, molto rigido e quindi preciso nei dettagli, estrusione facile e uniforme, e colore molto bello, un arancione acceso appena trasparente,, ho provato altri PLA, ma questo è uno fra i migliori. Con stampante CR10, temperatura di 205/215 C, piatto 0 C, velocità 60 mm/sec, retraction 6 mm 40 mm/sec, ventola 100%.

On m'avait vanté la qualité des filaments Ziro.Au final, je suis vraiment déçu.Le filament est très moyen en impression.Et le rendu vraiment mauvais comparé à ESun, ou même à ICE Filament.Les couches ayant tendance à être visibles.Ce qui n'est pas le cas avec les 2 autres marques citées.Je ne recommande pas.On trouve nettement mieux dans cette gamme de prix

Bellissimo colore ed uniformità nella stampa

Super filament , rendu bien brillant ,joli Fluo Orange

ottimo

A really neat shade of blue, almost a sky blue but with better saturation that just catches attention and stays even with thinner walls. Wants a little lower flow in my experience but still goes down super smooth. Printed the pictured project in all Ziro colors that were all super easy to swap between with just a couple temp and flow adjustments.Prints basically anywhere between 190 and 230 though I like 205-210, and I've never had any jams or other filament-related issues while using it. Clear spool is great for keeping track of your filament and they have four spots along the edge for holding the loose end. Comes in nice sturdy boxes and resealable bags with desiccant for storing spools when not in use. You would be hard pressed to find a filament that prints as well and looks as good as Ziro does at this price point.

Seems like good PLA and most prints did come out fine visually but I was having lots of issues that looked like underextrusion, like poor layer adhesion, printed vases with triple shells leaking water out of the walls etc.. Upon checking the filament's diameter it seems the several rolls I got were all consistently 1.65mm and just to confirm it wasn't just my caliper being off I checked a roll of hatchbox and that was 1.75mm on the dot. As long as it's consistently 1.65mm it isn't a terribly big deal but this is either a manufacturing error or needs to be mentioned on the label so I would have adjusted the printer accordingly to compensate for it. My brother prints a ton with this stuff and I checked his too, and yep, half a dozen rolls were exactly 1.65mm though he admits to just increasing the flow rate anytime he runs a "cheaper" filament anyway and never noticed any issues. So I've gotta knock it down a bit, it's decent stuff and pretty consistent, just consistently way out of the 0.05mm tolerance of 1.75mm that they promised. And bonus points for throwing in a seal-able bag for partially used rolls, even the much more expensive guys don't do that so that's cool.

UPDATE:After getting a new printer with a heated bed, the bed adhesion issue has gone away completely!Now this is probably the best printing spool I've ever tried!So.... this is the only PLA I've had this issue with, but for some reason, this stuff is EXTREMELY hard to get good bed adhesion with. It just slides right off or stops being pulled through the extruder all together.I've tried dozens of times to get this stuff to work, and can't really figure out the best combination of surface and settings to get this to adhere.The best luck I've had is using painter tape, which is lightly sanded with 150 grit. Then going with about 212C, moderate first layer speed, around 20-30 mm/s and fairly thick first layer, around .25-.30mm. Even still, if the first layer has any detail more than a solid polygon it just does not work.The sad part is, IF I can get the first layer down the rest of the print comes out about as perfect as you could ask for. I have no idea why this one brand does this, but it's really frustrating when you know how beautifully this can print.

I have easily used over 50 rolls of Ziro filament (Hobby and small business purposes). I use it exclusively for all of my prints. I can with all honesty say I have never had a single problem with dimensional accuracy, clogging, etc. The 50 rolls I’ve used have included 10-15 different colors. All have been excellent.I have been printing for a few years now and so long as you are cognizant of temperature, and printing settings, you will get excellent results.I would not shy away from this filament based on other poor reviews (even the marble filament!) A lot of printing problems come with user error and improper printer settings.Highly recommended!

as you can see in the pic I used the Flo Yellow to print a giant yarn bowl and stitch markers and they turned out awesome . that being said getting a good first layer to stick takes patience & skill and persistence . that being said it's not the only filament that's hard to get a first layer it seems to be the norm . and yes I do know what I'm doing and have used / printed with over two dozen different brands of filament .. if you want to see more got to instagram @skippsview and see some of the stuff I've printed ..

If you want neon green, this one's an attention grabber for sure. Goes down just as smooth as other Ziro filaments with a color that just can't be beat. Decent transparency with thin walls but the color doesn't get thinned out.Prints basically anywhere between 190 and 230 though I like 205, and I've never had any jams or other filament-related issues while using it. Clear spool is great for keeping track of your filament and they have four spots along the edge for holding the loose end. Comes in nice sturdy boxes and resealable bags with desiccant for storing spools when not in use. You would be hard pressed to find a filament that prints as well and looks as good as Ziro does at this price point.

My go to filament now! I've used mainly Hatchbox in the past and was really hesitant to try the Ziro filament. The low price had me worried about "you get what you pay for", and I just kept putting it off. Finally I decided to throw caution to the wind and give it a shot. I'm so glad I did!The Ziro filament prints fantastic on my Monoprice Select Plus machines and my Monoprice Select Mini at a temp of 205 - I get nice looking prints that are strong as well! The same print using Hatchbox is far more flexible and weak.I haven't experienced the spooling issues others have noted, perhaps they've adjusted their spooling methods and that is a problem that's in the past.

The adhesion is very poor, spent half a day trying to get it to stick. Sticks better my smooth PEI, lifts right off of my powder coated Sheet. The filament diameter is all over the place, you'll have lots of lines in your print, due to inconsistent extrusion. I bought this only because they have the closest Dillon Blue I can find. I'll never buy any of their other filaments, the quality is very poor compared to the many other options out there.

this is by far the worst pos crap I have ever used for filament. this particular color has been a pain in the fundio. Wasted over 16 hours with different prints. tried every possible setting and ends in a failure. no, it is not my slicer or my settings. Ziro 3d needs to get a hold of me so I can send back the 1/2 spool of this garbage and issue me my money. All of my stock is going back.

It is a really nice product, it is wound well (no snags), it has a great color, and there is no odor when printing. It am finding that it prints ideally @ 205-210.This is my second roll of this color printed and my third roll of Ziro...The filament is more brittle than some other brands, but has a bigger color range.. It is a good bargain filament.