Decently priced PETG filament for those looking to stock up in bulk. Further discounts if you buy 2 or more.
JAYO is a sub-brand of Sunlu.
Excludes: Northern Territory, QLD Far North, SA Regional, WA Regional, WA Remote
Never used their recycled filament but their virgin PETG prints without any issues out of the box on my p1s, and is barely more than the recycled stuff. I paid ~$11.50/kg for it from their ebay (1.1kg spools). Did not require any drying (although others seem to have needed some) and only became stringy once I'd left a roll out in the open air for a few days.
Hmmm, wonder if there are any good resin deals kicking around
Read Before Your Buying:
Warranty: Since this is reprocessed product, made from out of spec material, we cannot guarantee this product for replacement.
A: What is JAYO Recycled Filament?
We just sell it to recover the scrap material. We're basically making 3d print filament out of our own Industrial scrap to keep it out of the landfills and to provide a very usable material, especially for prototyping. We don't make any money on it, we are just moving it out.
It is an important part of JAYO's plan to contribute to the world's environmental protection.
Generally speaking, the waste raw materials and semi-finished products are recycled by the injection molding factories in the market and made into plastic tools and toys, such as plastic stools, plastic buckets, storage boxes, etc.
As for JAYO,we takes these wasted raw materials and semi-finished products, re-collects them, shapes them twice, and re-processes them into the new Recycled Filament.
And we offer a really decent price for those who love 3D printing and willing to do their part to care for our earth.
B: What is The Difference Between Recycled Filament and Normal Filament?
There is no difference except that the color of Recycled Filament is un-controllable, and after secondary processing and production, it can be used normally and meet the same print quality standards as normal 3d print filament.
This means that you purchase Recycled Filament in the same material, but the color may be different each time. It is great for doing prototyping and making small print.
Because the price really much more lower than normal filaments, and the quantity is limited, so, we have decided to no longer offer a warranty on recycled Products.
This is the same material as our regular PLA Product Lines. We've taken our PLA scraps and out of spec material (spools that were rejected during production due to over or under diameter readings), transition material and cut off waste and cut it into pellets that we can use to make filament!
It works great, prints great, and is otherwise almost equal to our normal PLA lineup. We follow the same quality guidelines with a minimum target of ±0.02mm.
How is the quality? I've never used it