Bambu Lab PLA Marble Filament 1.75mm 1kg
PLA Marble mixes fine mineral particles into the filament to give prints a genuine stone-like texture — matte, subtly flecked, and closer to cut marble or granite than a painted surface. Two colourways: a soft White Marble and a deep Red Granite, both reading as natural stone rather than plastic.
It's a specialty finish rather than a structural upgrade — the mineral content trades some toughness for the look, so it suits display pieces, coasters, and decorative builds more than parts that need to take a knock.
At a glance
| Density | 1.22 g/cm³ |
| Nozzle temp | 190–230°C |
| Bed temp | 35–45°C |
| Enclosure | Not required |
| Print speed | Up to 250 mm/s |
| Nozzle | 0.4mm and up — 0.2mm not recommended |
| Compatibility |
AMS Lite
AMS / AMS 2 Pro
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Worth knowing
The embedded mineral particles are what create the stone-like texture, but they're also abrasive enough that Bambu doesn't recommend a 0.2mm nozzle — clogging risk, same reasoning as other filaments containing additives such as carbon fibre. Stick to 0.4mm and up.
That same filler brings impact strength down to roughly a third of PLA Basic's (9.5 vs 26.6 kJ/m², notched), so treat Marble as a display and finish material rather than one for parts that need to survive a drop.
Storage
Bambu specifies under 20% RH, sealed with desiccant, and 55°C for 8 hours before printing. A sealed box with fresh desiccant does the job, or a filament dryer if you have one. Drop a cheap hygrometer in the box so you're not guessing.
As filament takes on moisture you'll hear popping or hissing at the nozzle, then see stringing and rough surfaces, and eventually the strand goes brittle enough to snap in the tube. That's almost always moisture, not technique. Dry it at 55°C for 8 hours and it usually comes back.
Full specifications
Printing
Drying & storage
Thermal
56°C at 0.45 MPa
Mechanical
Figures from the Bambu Lab PLA Marble technical data sheet v3.0. Real-world results vary with printer, settings and model geometry.