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We track 5 SUNLU Nylon-GF listings, with prices checked every 4 hours and normalized to a true cost per kilogram. Below are the lowest-priced 1kg and bulk Nylon-GF spools right now, and every listing sorted by price per kg.
Every color of one spool line on a single page, cheapest per kg first.
The single cheapest 1kg spool and the cheapest bulk spool (2kg+) by price per kg right now. See all 5 listings ↓
Nylon-GF is a base plastic filled with chopped glass fiber. The fibers make parts stiffer and more dimensionally stable than the unfilled material, but they are abrasive: every glass fiber filament needs a hardened steel or other wear resistant nozzle. Read the glass fiber filament guide →
About the base material: Nylon (polyamide, PA) is a tough, wear-resistant engineering material for gears, hinges, and high-stress mechanical parts, and it is often reinforced with carbon or glass fiber for stiffness. It is strongly hygroscopic: nylon absorbs moisture from the air quickly, so it must be dried before printing and kept in a dry box for good results.
Best for stiff, heat-tolerant parts that need to hold up to impact.
Based on Bambu Lab and Prusa guidance. See the nozzle types guide for brass vs hardened steel.
We compare Nylon-GF filament from 10 brands. Read the Nylon filament guide → Filament Cost Calculator →
SUNLU is a high-volume filament brand offering an extensive color and material selection at accessible prices, along with filament dryers and other printing accessories.
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