PLA Coffee – 新品首发,让咖啡香气陪伴每一次打印
咖啡,是日常生活中的一杯香气,也可以成为材料创新的一种灵感。当一杯咖啡被喝完,咖啡渣通常也随之成为废弃物。而 Kexcelled 想做的,是让这些被忽略的咖啡残余拥有新的可能。
于是,THE K5™ COFFEE 诞生了。以 PLA 为基材,将回收咖啡渣经过粒径与添加比例优化后融入材料,让咖啡渣从日常消费后的残余,进入3D打印材料之中。
THE K5™ COFFEE 的灵感,来自于对咖啡渣再利用的探索。
咖啡残渣萃取 ➔ 生物基融合改性 ➔ 增材制造与美学 ➔ 工业堆肥降解 ➔ 养分反哺土壤

我们将回收的废弃咖啡渣作为天然添加物,以PLA为基材,通过优化咖啡渣粒径以及添加比例,使得打印制品呈现独特效果的材料,同时打印过程中有独特的咖啡清香。这不仅改变了材料的视觉和触感,也让原本容易被忽略的咖啡残余,拥有了新的材料价值。让废弃物进入材料创新,是我们对可持续设计的一次实践。
从咖啡杯,到咖啡渣,再到3D打印作品——材料的生命周期,也可以拥有更多可能。
视觉、触觉与嗅觉的沉浸体验
相较于市面上普通的仿咖啡色材料,THE K5™ COFFEE 带来了全方位的感官升级:
- 咖啡入料,质感可见
自然咖啡纤维完美融入材料之中,打印成品呈现出细腻的层纹与独特的颗粒感,将典雅复古的色彩自然融入空间美学,有效遮盖打印层线,使工艺品和装饰品视觉效果更为真实逼真。

- 咖啡飘香,创作随享
打破传统材料的无味或异味体验!在打印加热的过程中,空气中会自然弥漫着淡淡的咖啡清香,让整趟打印创作之旅变成一次惬意的咖啡馆香氛体验。

- 丰富色彩与严格品控
两款烘焙灵感色彩: 色彩灵感源自咖啡豆不同程度的烘焙状态——
- 太妃咖 Toffee Coffee(浅烘灵感)
- 绒雾咖 Velvet Mocha(中烘灵感)

亮点体验,开机即打
在保证美学与气味的同时,Kexcelled研发团队对其打印性能进行了深度调优:
- 细腻微粒,哑光自然:成品表面带有均匀自然的磨砂微粒,自带柔和温润的哑光质感。

- 轻松上手,成品率高:优化的纤维分布确保出料极度顺畅、不易堵头,打印成品不易翘曲,小白也能轻松打出高质量作品。

- Broad Compatibility, Plug and Play: Universally compatible with mainstream FDM 3D printers without requiring complex parameter tuning, allowing beginners to enjoy printing right away.

What Can You Print with a Spool of Coffee Filament?
With its unique visual texture, warm feel, and natural fragrance, we recommend THE K5™ COFFEE for:
- Commercial Displays | Large-Scale Art Installations
The rich coffee tones and natural texture suit art installations, brand displays, and visual merchandising in commercial spaces—transforming 3D prints from "plastic models" into integral design elements.

- Eco-Friendly Living | Planters & Home Goods
Daily items like planters, storage boxes, and diffuser shells leverage natural coffee hues and matte finishes to bring a warm touch to any space.

- Coffee Cultural & Creative Products | Coasters & Accessories
Since the material comes from coffee, coffee-themed products are its natural domain. Coasters, coffee spoon holders, and coffee-themed ornaments further extend the creativity of "Coffee × 3D Printing."

- Coffee Lifestyle | Creative Storage
Knock boxes, coffee bean storage containers, and desktop organizers allow the material itself to resonate directly with its practical use case.

Troubleshooting Guide: Common PLA Coffee Printing Issues & Solutions
To ensure the best printing experience, K+ Lab has compiled the following troubleshooting tips:
Q1: Why does PLA Coffee string, bubble, or make a popping sound during printing?
A: Coffee grounds naturally absorb moisture, and moist filament leads to unstable printing.
Solution:
- Thoroughly dry the filament before printing.
- Store it in a dry box or multi-color system with relative humidity kept below 20%.
Q2: Why won't the model stick to the build plate, causing it to fall off during printing?
A: The nozzle height may be too high, bed temperature too low, or the build plate has grease/oil residue.
Solution:
- Recalibrate the build platform and fine-tune (lower) the Z-Offset.
- Thoroughly wipe down the heated bed with isopropyl alcohol (IPA) to remove oil residues.
Q3: Why is the model surface rough with visible layer lines or small blobs?
A: This is usually caused by printing too fast, incorrect nozzle temperature, or insufficient cooling.
Solution:
- Reduce printing speed (especially outer wall speed).
- Fine-tune nozzle temperature based on test prints.
- Ensure the cooling fan functions properly and runs at adequate power.
Q4: Why are the edges of the model lifting (warping)?
A: This is typically due to insufficient bed temperature, cold ambient drafts, or poor first-layer adhesion.
Solution:
- Increase the bed temperature by about 5°C and avoid direct airflow from air conditioners or room fans.
- Enable Brim or Raft in your slicer software to increase the surface contact area with the build plate.
| Nozzle Temperature | 200–240℃ |
| Bed Temperature | 35–55℃ |
| Bed Adjustment | Textured PEI Plate |
| Cooling Fan | ON, 50%–100% |
| Printing Speed | ≤250 mm/s |
Coffee-Inspired, Back to Nature.
From coffee to material; from material to creation. Bring a splash of natural inspiration to every print.
Feel free to share your print ideas in the comments section below. See you in the next episode of K’s Lab!