Home › Filament › Listed for Bambu AMS filament, 5 kg
Listed for Bambu AMS filament, 5 kg, ranked by £/kg
Every listing we track on Amazon UK that matches all of these filters, ranked by £/kg. Remove a filter with its "All" chip to widen the list.
By pack:Bulk & multi-pack (6)
By colour:Black (2)
Condition:New (6)
6 listings tracked, 4 on offer right now.
| Product | Material | Weight | Rating | Price | Per kg | Deal |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PETG | 5 kg | 4.3 out of 5 (886 Amazon ratings) | £41.39 | £8.28 | 10% below | |
| PETG | 5 kg | 4.6 out of 5 (35 Amazon ratings) | £59.38 | £11.88 | — | |
| PETG | 5 kg | 4.4 out of 5 (871 Amazon ratings) | £61.06 | £12.21 | — | |
| PETG | 5 kg | 4.5 out of 5 (295 Amazon ratings) | £61.09 | £12.22 | — | |
| ASA | 5 kg | 5.0 out of 5 (10 Amazon ratings) | £70.20 | £14.04 | 6% below | |
| ASA | 5 kg | 4.4 out of 5 (179 Amazon ratings) | £77.28 | £15.46 | — |
Filament listed for the Bambu AMS by brand
All brands
Bambu Lab (141)
IEMAI (68)
TINMORRY (61)
Creality (40)
SUNLU (35)
Polymaker (34)
TEWIRROW (32)
R3D (26)
3DTOOLS (23)
MarsWork (23)
iSANMATE (21)
yxpolyer (16)
COMTREE (13)
XINGTONGZHILIAN (12)
YOOPAI (11)
eSUN (9)
CCTREE (8)
NextShapes (8)
Kretrum (5)
kexcelled (2)
VEOEOV (2)
Chitu Systems (1)
Toksen3D (1)
Guides
-
Best PLA filament in the UK: how to choose
The best PLA filament is the one that prints reliably at the lowest price per kilogram, not per spool. How to judge tolerance, spool type, refills and PLA+ before you buy.
-
Carbon fibre filament explained: is it worth it?
Carbon fibre filament is ordinary plastic filled with chopped carbon fibres. It prints stiffer and with a matte finish, but not necessarily stronger, and it needs a hardened nozzle.
-
Does glow in the dark filament really work?
Yes, with caveats the listings leave out. How bright it gets, how long it lasts, which colour glows best, how to print it for the strongest glow, and why it eats brass nozzles.
-
Is PLA food safe? The plastic vs the print
PLA as a plastic is used in food packaging, but a 3D printed PLA part is not certified food-safe. The real concerns are layer lines, the nozzle, additives and heat, and what people do about them.
Best-selling Filament by year — which actually sold best, going back several years, ranked by sales position rather than opinion.