Official Creality Hyper PLA-CF (Carbon Fiber) Filament 1.75mm, High Speed PLA-CF 30-300mm/s 3D Printer Filament, Dimensional Accuracy +/-0.02mm, Fit Most FDM 3D Printers，1KG(2.2lbs) Spool Black

I’m a product designer and engineer focused on overland van gear, and I’ve run just about every kind of filament through my printers. The Creality Hyper PLA-CF is hands down the best carbon fiber PLA I’ve used so far.It prints super clean, even at high speeds, with sharp detail and a nice matte finish. The stiffness and surface quality make it perfect for functional prototypes and final-use parts like mounts, brackets, and custom panels. It’s easy to print, feeds reliably, and holds its shape well with no warping or clogging — just make sure you're using a hardened nozzle.It is a bit brittle, so I wouldn't use it where there's a lot of flex, but for rigid, lightweight components, it’s a winner. I’d definitely like to try other Creality specialty filaments after this — but so far, this one’s a solid go-to for anything I need to look good and hold up in real-world van builds.

I love this filament, I have printed over 30 spools and have not had a single clog, failed print or stringing. This CF PLA is top notch and has become my go to filament.

Hello everyone! This was my first time printing any parts using CF. I set up my printer and adjusted the setting, and this flowed easily. I bought this in sale, so the price was perfect. The spool is regular size .the moisture content was controlled by the vacuum bag it came in. My first print with this turned out great. It's the print quality I was looking for and expecting. There was no stringing or burning. This adhered to my print bed extremely well. I made vent clips for my truck and find the CF filament is very functional. I couldn't be happier with the print quality and the price. I would buy again.

Granted I am running a Creality k1c, but this is my favorite filament to print with. Always prints clean and is sturdy. Never have clogging issues.

Very good print quality! I wanted something stronger than basic PLA for a treadmill trim peeve, so I went with this PLA-CF. It’s holding up great so far!

My first experience printing with CF filament. Very impressed with the surface quality. No issues whatsoever with my Artillery Sidewinder printer.

Lived the color and finish of this material. It is brittle, but hard.

Prints great in K1C.