PLA Pro features toughening technology which significantly increases its ductility, allowing PLA Pro to exhibit excellent plastic deformation before fracture.

PLA Pro adopts toughening technology, which makes its toughness exceed 90% of PLA materials on the market.
You can check the tensile modulus and impact strength data in its TDS, which represent its toughness, and compare it with other materials of our portfolio.

There are several advantages:
(1) Surface Quality at high speed:
When FDM is printing, the nozzle will continuously change between the min speed and max speed. The higher the max speed, the wider the range of speeds. The issue is with the printing temperature being the same, the extrusion temperature will vary dramatically making the adhesion between layers uneven. These differences are invisible to the naked eye, but they will be particularly obvious on the prints if they appear in each layer, thus making the surface quality of the prints worse. High Speed filament reduces these differences by improving the accuracy of inter-layer adhesion in a wide range of flow rates, allowing prints to have higher precision and more clear details.
(2) Mechanical Properties at high speed: 
High Speed filament will display far greater overall mechanical properties when printed at higher speed than regular filament because of the more consistent extrusion and the optimized cooling/melting rate of the polymer.
(3) Higher Printing Efficiency:
Thanks to (1) and (2), the production speed has increased exponentially, and 3D printing can output the same quality part at a much higher pace. This advantage makes 3D printing more suitable for producing products.

Yes, Matte PLA and PLA Pro can maintain their excellent performance even under high-speed printing. 

PLA Pro features toughening technology which significantly increases its ductility, allowing PLA Pro to exhibit excellent plastic deformation before fracture.

PLA Pro adopts toughening technology, which makes its toughness exceed 90% of PLA materials on the market.
You can check the tensile modulus and impact strength data in its TDS, which represent its toughness, and compare it with other materials of our portfolio.

There are several advantages:
(1) Surface Quality at high speed:
When FDM is printing, the nozzle will continuously change between the min speed and max speed. The higher the max speed, the wider the range of speeds. The issue is with the printing temperature being the same, the extrusion temperature will vary dramatically making the adhesion between layers uneven. These differences are invisible to the naked eye, but they will be particularly obvious on the prints if they appear in each layer, thus making the surface quality of the prints worse. High Speed filament reduces these differences by improving the accuracy of inter-layer adhesion in a wide range of flow rates, allowing prints to have higher precision and more clear details.
(2) Mechanical Properties at high speed: 
High Speed filament will display far greater overall mechanical properties when printed at higher speed than regular filament because of the more consistent extrusion and the optimized cooling/melting rate of the polymer.
(3) Higher Printing Efficiency:
Thanks to (1) and (2), the production speed has increased exponentially, and 3D printing can output the same quality part at a much higher pace. This advantage makes 3D printing more suitable for producing products.

Yes, Matte PLA and PLA Pro can maintain their excellent performance even under high-speed printing.