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    Anycubic High Speed PLA

    PLA by Anycubic · Generic

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    Anycubic PLA High Speed is a high-speed PLA. The manufacturer lists a nozzle range of 190–260°C and a bed range of 55–65°C. Published speed is 50–600 mm/s, with narrower bands by nozzle temperature, plus drying at 45–50°C for 6–8 hours and an 18 mm³/s maximum volumetric speed on the US product page.

    Manufacturer settings

    Nozzle
    190–260°C
    Bed
    55–65°C
    Speed
    50-600 mm/s (190-210°C: 50-150 mm/s; 210-230°C: 150-300 mm/s; 230-260°C: 300-600 mm/s)
    Drying
    45-50°C, 6-8 h
    Max volumetric speed
    18 mm³/s

    Source: manufacturer, retrieved 28 Sep 2026

    Starting settings for popular printers

    Start from the slicer's generic profile for PLA (high-speed). Filwiz starting points derived from the manufacturer range, not manufacturer claims. Calibrate with a temperature tower.

    PrinterSlicerNozzle startBed startSpeed
    Bambu Lab A1Bambu Studio225°C60°Cup to the manufacturer max (600 mm/s); cap max volumetric speed at 18 mm³/s
    Bambu Lab P1SBambu Studio225°C60°Cup to the manufacturer max (600 mm/s); cap max volumetric speed at 18 mm³/s
    Bambu Lab X1CBambu Studio225°C60°Cup to the manufacturer max (600 mm/s); cap max volumetric speed at 18 mm³/s
    Creality Ender-3 V3Creality Print225°C60°Cup to the manufacturer max (600 mm/s); cap max volumetric speed at 18 mm³/s
    Creality K1Creality Print225°C60°Cup to the manufacturer max (600 mm/s); cap max volumetric speed at 18 mm³/s
    Anycubic Kobra 3Anycubic Slicer Next225°C60°Cup to the manufacturer max (600 mm/s); cap max volumetric speed at 18 mm³/s
    Prusa MK4PrusaSlicer225°C60°Cup to the manufacturer max (600 mm/s); cap max volumetric speed at 18 mm³/s
    What nozzle temperature for Anycubic PLA High Speed?
    The manufacturer range is 190–260°C.
    What bed temperature for Anycubic PLA High Speed?
    The manufacturer range is 55–65°C.
    Do I need to dry Anycubic PLA High Speed?
    The manufacturer publishes drying at 45-50°C, 6-8 h.
    What print speed does the manufacturer list for Anycubic PLA High Speed?
    The published speed is 50-600 mm/s (190-210°C: 50-150 mm/s; 210-230°C: 150-300 mm/s; 230-260°C: 300-600 mm/s).
    Diameter
    1.75mm
    Density
    1.24 g/cm³