Creality Filaments

Creality filament in 1.75 mm, 1 kg spools. A broad, low cost-per-kilo range that runs on any 1.75 mm FDM printer — not only Creality machines.

Which line do you need?

Line Nozzle Bed Use it for
Ender PLA · CR-PLA 190–220 °C 50–60 °C Everyday printing. The stuff you get through by the kilo.
Hyper PLA 190–220 °C 45–60 °C High speed — Creality rates it to 600 mm/s.
CR-PETG · Hyper PETG 230–250 °C 70–90 °C Functional parts and outdoor use. Tougher than PLA.
CR-TPU — — Flexible. Rated to 120 mm/s; needs direct drive.
CR-Silk · Fluorescent · Rainbow · Matte 190–220 °C 25–60 °C Finish. Parts that get looked at, not worked.
Hyper PLA-CF 190–230 °C — Carbon-filled PLA: stiffer, matte finish.
HP ASA high temp 50–100 °C Genuine outdoor use — handles UV and weather better than PETG.
Hyper PC 240–260 °C 50–80 °C Polycarbonate. Impact strength and heat resistance.
PPA-CF 280–300 °C 90–105 °C Carbon-filled nylon. Engineering parts.

Printing this on a Bambu Lab?

It works — with three things worth knowing before you buy:

  • The diameter is right. 1.75 mm feeds the A1, A1 Mini, P1, X1, H2 and P2S without any adapter.
  • The RFID on the Hyper line is Creality's, and the Bambu AMS cannot read it. They are separate proprietary systems. You will pick the profile by hand — Generic PLA or Generic PETG — and run a flow calibration. This is not a fault in the filament: no third-party brand auto-detects in the AMS.
  • The abrasives need a hardened nozzle. PLA-CF and PPA-CF will wear out a brass nozzle in hours. If your machine is still on its stock nozzle, change it first.

Across the range

  • 1.75 mm, 1 kg spools
  • Tangle-free winding and consistent diameter tolerance
  • Fits Ender, CR and K1 series, and any 1.75 mm FDM printer — Bambu Lab, Prusa, Anycubic, Elegoo

On storage: PETG, PC, ASA and the nylons all pick up moisture. If a spool has been open for months, dry it before you print anything that matters.

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