PVB Filament Database
Polyvinyl Butyral - alcohol-soluble support material. Browse 7 PVB filaments from 6 brands.
Our take on PVB
Tier SPECIALAlcohol smoothing (isopropanol) can fuse layers and create a slick surface
Nozzle: 190-220°CBed: 50-70°CEnclosure: Not Needed
Read our full PVB guide with vetted settings, pros and cons, and safety notes →This database tracks 7 PVB filaments from 6 brands. Polyvinyl Butyral - alcohol-soluble support material. Across these products, nozzle temperatures range 190-230°C and bed temperatures 40-75°C. Popular PVB brands include Fiberlogy, Polymaker, Prusament, SUNLU, EasyPrint.
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PVB Filaments by Brand
| Filament | Nozzle Temp | Bed Temp | Slicer | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fibersmooth PVB | 195-220°C | 50-60°C | - | Verified |
| Filament | Nozzle Temp | Bed Temp | Slicer | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Polysmooth PVB | 190-210°C | 40-60°C | - | Verified |
| PVB | 190-210°C | 40-60°C | - | Verified |
| Filament | Nozzle Temp | Bed Temp | Slicer | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| PVB | 215-230°C | 40-60°C | PrusaSlicer: Prusament PVBOrca Slicer: Prusament PVB (GFS98)+3 more | Verified |
| Filament | Nozzle Temp | Bed Temp | Slicer | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| PVB | 190-220°C | 40-60°C | - | Verified |
| Filament | Nozzle Temp | Bed Temp | Slicer | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| PVB | - | - | - | Community |
| Filament | Nozzle Temp | Bed Temp | Slicer | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| PVB | 190-220°C | 50-75°C | - | Community |
PVB Filament FAQ
What temperature do you print PVB at?
PVB filaments in this database print with nozzle temperatures of 190-230°C and bed temperatures of 40-75°C. Always check the specific manufacturer's recommended settings for your spool.
Which brands make PVB filament?
We track PVB from 6 brands, including Fiberlogy, Polymaker, Prusament, SUNLU, EasyPrint. 5 products have manufacturer-verified specifications.
Is PVB good for 3D printing?
Polyvinyl Butyral - alcohol-soluble support material. See our PVB print guide for detailed pros, cons, print settings and recommended use cases.