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Cheapest PLA+ Silk filament in the UK
SpoolDeal tracks 19 PLA+ Silk filaments on Amazon UK and Eryone UK and re-checks them through the day, so you can see the live price, the price per kilogram, and how today's price compares with recent history before you buy.
- listings tracked
- 19
- cheapest
- £9.13/kg
- typical price
- £14.24/kg
- below usual price
- 1
PLA+ Silk in numbers
- As of 6 Oct 2026, PLA+ Silk costs about the same as PLA: a typical listing is £14.24/kg against £13.99/kg.
- Over the last 90 days, PLA+ Silk listings sold for between £10.21/kg and £59.66/kg, and a typical listing's price moved 12% between its low and its high (as of 6 Oct 2026).
- As of 6 Oct 2026, 16 of the 19 PLA+ Silk listings we track (84%) are in stock.
From our own price history. See how every material compares in the UK filament price index.
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PLA+ Silk filament prices
Cheapest per kg first, in stock on Amazon UK and Eryone UK.
Prices checked 5 Oct, 03:00 – 6 Oct, 11:14 (UK time) and may change.We earn a small commission if you buy. Your price stays the same.
About PLA+ Silk filament
PLA is the easiest 3D printing filament to run: it prints cool, barely warps, and works on any open-frame printer. SpoolDeal follows 19 PLA+ Silk listings on Amazon UK and Eryone UK and re-checks them through the day, so the prices on this page reflect what you would actually pay at checkout rather than a cached snapshot. The cheapest PLA+ Silk listing we are tracking right now is £10.57, which works out at £9.13 per kilogram. 1 of those listings are at least 5% below their usual 90-day price right now.
PLA+ Silk is best suited to prototypes, models, display pieces, cosplay props and anything that will not sit in a hot car or in direct sun. As a starting point, print PLA+ Silk at 190–230°C with the bed at 35–60°C; it doesn't need an enclosure. Finished parts hold their shape to about 57°C. PLA likes strong part cooling and open airflow. PLA+ Silk absorbs moisture slowly; dry it when prints start stringing or popping: 50°C for about 6 hours, and no hotter than 55°C.
When you are comparing PLA+ Silk deals, the headline spool price is rarely the whole story. Reel weights vary between 500g, 800g and 1kg, and multipacks are often listed at a bundle price that looks expensive until you divide it out. Every card below shows the price per kilogram alongside the current price so you can compare like for like, and we flag listings that have recently dropped so you can tell a genuine discount from a permanently inflated "was" price.
Brands currently stocked in this category include SUNLU, YOOPAI, JAYO, FLASHFORGE, Frucindra, TECBEARS. Prices between brands can differ by more than 50% for functionally similar filament, so it is worth checking a few before committing to a bulk order.
PLA+ Silk at a glance
- Nozzle
- 190–230°C
- Bed
- 35–60°C
- Enclosure
- Not needed
- Drying
- 50°C for 6 h
- Absorbs moisture
- Low
- Holds its shape to
- about 57°C
- Ease of printing
- 5 out of 5
- Strength
- 3 out of 5
- Flexibility
- 1 out of 5
- UV resistance
- 2 out of 5
Typical values from manufacturers' data sheets. The range printed on the reel always wins.
Who makes PLA+ Silk
Brands with PLA+ Silk in stock on Amazon UK and Eryone UK, and each one's cheapest price per kilogram.
PLA+ Silk filament: common questions
Answers from our live prices and the material table.
What is the cheapest PLA+ Silk filament in the UK right now?
The cheapest PLA+ Silk filament we are tracking on Amazon UK and Eryone UK is £10.57, which is roughly £9.13 per kilogram. This page is sorted by price so the current cheapest listing appears first.
What temperature should I print PLA+ Silk at?
As a starting point, print PLA+ Silk at 190–230°C with the bed at 35–60°C; it doesn't need an enclosure. Always check the range printed on the spool, as it varies between brands and colours.
What is PLA+ Silk filament best used for?
PLA+ Silk is a good choice for prototypes, models, display pieces, cosplay props and anything that will not sit in a hot car or in direct sun. PLA is the easiest 3D printing filament to run: it prints cool, barely warps, and works on any open-frame printer.
How should I dry and store PLA+ Silk filament?
PLA+ Silk absorbs moisture slowly; dry it when prints start stringing or popping: 50°C for about 6 hours, and no hotter than 55°C. Between prints, keep reels sealed with silica gel or another desiccant.
Should I compare PLA+ Silk by spool price or price per kilogram?
Price per kilogram. Spool weights vary between 500g, 800g and 1kg, and multipacks are listed at a bundle price, so the cheapest spool is often not the cheapest filament. Every PLA+ Silk listing on this page shows both figures.
How SpoolDeal checks prices
The same rules on every page, so a deal badge means the same thing everywhere.
Re-checked through the day
Every tracked listing on Amazon UK and Eryone UK is re-checked through the day, and the most-watched ones every two hours.
Measured against our own history
A deal only counts when the price is below what that reel has actually sold for over the last 90 days, not a seller's “was” price.
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