Polymaker Panchroma CoPE (CA14008) 1.75mm 1kg Multicolour Gradient 3D Printer Filament

Standard copolyester filaments often print with warping, unpleasant odors, and poor layer adhesion, making multi-color gradient effects difficult to achieve. The Polymaker Panchroma CoPE (CA14008) solves these issues with a copolyester formulated for low warping, low odor, and excellent layer adhesion, delivering a stunning rainbow gradient in a single spool.

Who is it for

This filament is ideal for 3D printing enthusiasts and professionals who want eye-catching multi-color prints without the hassle of complex multi-material setups. It works with any FDM 3D printer that accepts 1.75mm filament and can reach nozzle temperatures of 230–250°C.

Main features

• Multi-color gradient effect: The filament transitions through a rainbow of colors along its length, creating unique, vibrant prints.
• Excellent layer adhesion: Strong bonding between layers results in durable parts with high impact resistance.
• Low warping and odor: Prints stay flat on the bed and the printing process is more pleasant than with many other copolyesters.
• Easy to print: Despite being a copolyester, it is forgiving and suitable for users with some experience.
• Eco-friendly spool: The filament comes on a recycled cardboard spool, reducing plastic waste.

Specifications

• Material: CoPE (Copolyester)
• Filament Diameter: 1.75 mm (±0.03 mm tolerance)
• Net Weight: 1 kg
• Color: Multicolour Gradient (Rainbow)
• Nozzle Temperature: 230–250°C
• Heated Bed Temperature: 60–80°C
• Recommended Printing Speed: 40–60 mm/s
• Filament Density: 1.20 g/cm³
• Tensile Strength: 35 MPa
• Elongation at Break: 200%
• Heat Deflection Temperature (0.45 MPa): 65°C
• Vicat Softening Temperature: 75°C
• Recommended Build Surface: Glass, PEI, BuildTak with adhesive

Tips

For best results, dry the filament before use and store it in a sealed container with desiccant. Use a hardened steel nozzle if printing frequently with this material, as copolyesters can be slightly abrasive. Adjust retraction settings to minimize stringing, and consider using a brim for larger prints to prevent warping.