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Devil Design - Dark Violet PLA

#792C51

General Info
Hot end temp 205
Bed temp 60
Filament type PLA
Date added Jan 05, 2025
TD Value 0.2
Donated by Devil Design

Any printing defects visible on this swatch are solely on me and should not be interpreted as the material being difficult. All swatch gcodes are pre-generated per filament type and are not tuned to specific filaments. Picture is representative and may not match the hex value shown. The hex value shown is the result of physically measuring the printed swatch with a colorimeter.

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#7C2855

Pantone PMS 683 C

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Pantone PMS 7642 C

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Pantone PMS 216 C

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Fashion and Interior Designers 19-2432 TCX

#7C2855

Industrial Designers PQ-683C

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Graphic Designers 683 CP

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#691639

RAL Classic RAL 4004

#7C2F4B

RAL Effect RAL 530-4

#6F2C4F

RAL Design System+ H350L30C35

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