One of BigRep’s best selling filaments, PRO HT is a user-friendly filament that delivers on all fronts. PRO HT offers the best of PLA and ABS: the filament is easy to print and resistant to warping, while also offering exceptional temperature resistance of up to 115°C. On top of that, the filament is a biopolymer, meaning it is derived from renewable sources, and can biodegrade in the right circumstances. The ProHT 05336 can accommodate 37 to 70-inch TVs weighing up to 77 pounds. You can tilt your TV up to 8 degrees and swivel it from left to right or side to side for your viewing comfort.

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Additional comment: Material is sensitive to moisture and should be stored in dry conditions at all times.

Inland's product portfolio covers a diverse range of categories, including computer peripherals, audio equipment, cables, adapters, power solutions, and more. These products cater to everyday users, tech enthusiasts, and professionals. The company's comprehensive selection ensures that customers can find essential components and accessories for their computing and entertainment setups. At first glance, what stands out most about the spool of PRO HT is its size as it’s a healthy 2.5kg. That’s quite a bit bigger than the standard 1kg spool we’re all familiar with, but remember that BigRep specializes in XL 3D printing so this is actually on the small end of their size offerings, which go up to a humongous 8kg. After my eyes adjusted to the size, it became apparent that this filament is manufactured with solid quality controls in place. It’s spooled perfectly and has a consistent diameter and round shape throughout. The ‘nature’ color has a good opaqueness. When 3D printing BigRep PRO HT, users will find they are working with an easy going filament. The biopolymer does not require any special settings or hardware, including an enclosed chamber or high-temp 3D printer, and has a smooth, matte surface finish. PRO HT is also formulated for easy post-processing: breakaway supports come off easily with minimal traces left on the part surface finish. (PRO HT is also compatible with BigRep BVOH water-soluble supports.)

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Mahesh has always loved technology. When he first got an Android phone, he started writing tutorials about how one can get the most out of one's Android device. He has covered many other platforms as well, including Windows, Mac, iOS, and the internet. This mount works with flat-panel TVs ranging from 24 inches to 50 inches and weighing up to 66 pounds. It also has an ultra-slim profile and sits less than one inch from the wall. It is VESA compatible with up to 400x400mm mounting pattern. PRO HT is a plant-derived PLA alternative that has a significantly higher softening temperature of 115°C, making it ideal for many end-use applications. That’s a fancy way of saying that it can be used outside in full sun without warping, something that can’t be said for PLA. While PLA can’t handle full sun or high-temp environments, it boasts a high degree of printability and that’s the trait BigRep is signaling when they say “PLA alternative.” But is that a fair comparison? Is it easy to print? Will it survive outside in the sun? We’ll find out!