The Best Materials for 3D Printing
High-quality materials for high-quality results
FDM/FFF technology
Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM), also known as Fused Filament Fabrication (FFF), is a widely used 3D printing technique. This method involves the precise application of material layer by layer to create three-dimensional objects. In FDM, a solid thermoplastic filament placed on a spool in a 3D printer is fed into an extruder. The extruder heats and melts the filament, and the molten material is then precisely deposited onto the build platform. By successive layering, the final object takes shape.
Print area
256x256x256 mm
350x350x350 mm
Resolution
0,05 mm
0,05 mm
Nozzle temperature
300 °C
300 °C
Heat bead temperature
120 °C
110 °C
Available materials
PLA, ABS, PETG, TPU 95A, ASA, HIPS, PA12,PC
PLA, ABS, PETG, PETG, ASA, HIPS
PLA
Polylactic acid (PLA) is a widely-used thermoplastic polymer for 3D printing due to its desirable properties. Derived from renewable sources like corn starch or sugarcane, PLA is eco-friendly. It offers ease of use with low printing temperatures, minimal warping, and excellent layer adhesion. PLA is also known for its biodegradability, which further enhances its sustainability.
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We also offer PLA with a modified surface design and physical properties such as:
PLA Matte (Matte Surface Texture):
PLA Silk (Silk-like Finish with Ultra High Gloss):
PLA Basic Gradient (Soft Bicolor Gradient):
PLA Marble (Natural Stone-like Texture):
PLA Metal (Metal Surface Texture & Metallic Shine):
PLA Sparkle (Special Sparkling Look):
PLA Tough (Enhanced Toughness and Strength):
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PLA - Aero
This derivative of PLA is particularly well-suited for specialized applications like 3D printing of RC planes, thanks to its low density, lightweight nature, and impressive toughness with good impact resistance.
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ABS
Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene (ABS) is a widely-used thermoplastic polymer in 3D printing, known for its unique set of properties. ABS is derived from petrochemical sources and is favored for its durability and strength. It exhibits a higher melting point than PLA, making it more suitable for functional parts and prototypes that require greater toughness and heat resistance. ABS is favored for applications where resilience, heat resistance, and mechanical strength are critical, making it a popular choice for engineering and automotive components. Additionally, PETG is available in a transparent variant, making it particularly suitable for applications that require optical clarity, such as medical devices, lighting components, or clear containers.
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PETG
Polyethylene Terephthalate Glycol (PETG) is a versatile thermoplastic polymer widely utilized in 3D printing for its exceptional properties. Derived from PET, the same material used for plastic bottles, PETG offers a unique combination of strength and ease of use. PETG 3D prints are known for their excellent layer adhesion, durability, and resistance to impact and moisture. This material is a popular choice for functional parts, mechanical components, and containers, where a balance between strength and ease of printing is crucial. Additionally, PETG is available in a transparent variant, making it particularly suitable for applications that require optical clarity, such as medical devices, lighting components, or clear containers.
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TPU 95A
Thermoplastic Polyurethane 95A (TPU95A) is a specialized elastomeric material known for its flexibility, resilience, and durability. It possesses a Shore hardness of 95A, making it relatively rigid while maintaining excellent elasticity. This material is highly resistant to abrasion, impact, and chemicals, making it ideal for applications requiring toughness and flexibility, such as custom gaskets, seals, or wearable items like shoe soles and phone cases.
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ASA
Acrylonitrile Styrene Acrylate (ASA) is derived from ABS and is renowned for its excellent UV resistance, making it highly suitable for outdoor and long-term applications. It boasts exceptional toughness, heat resistance, and resistance to chemicals and weathering, ensuring that 3D printed ASA objects maintain their structural integrity over time. ASA is particularly valued for its ability to retain its color and mechanical properties when exposed to prolonged sunlight and harsh environmental conditions. This material is often chosen for projects requiring high-performance parts that must withstand the elements, such as automotive components, outdoor signage, or functional prototypes intended for outdoor use.
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HIPS
High Impact Polystyrene (HIPS) derived from polystyrene and is recognized for its excellent impact resistance and ease of use. It is a lightweight material with good rigidity, making it suitable for prototyping. HIPS is known for its solubility in limonene, a non-toxic solvent, which makes it an ideal choice for creating complex support structures that can be easily dissolved, leaving behind a smooth, clean surface on the 3D printed object. This material is commonly used in applications where easy-to-remove supports and a balance between strength and weight are essential, such as in the production of intricate and detailed models or functional prototypes.
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PA12
PA12 filament, or Nylon, is lauded for its resilience and adaptability in manufacturing. Derived from polyamide, it offers exceptional durability and flexibility. Lightweight yet robust, it's perfect for intricate models and prototypes. PA12 is compatible with various post-processing techniques, enhancing both aesthetics and functionality. It boasts excellent resistance to heat and chemicals. PA12 can be dissolved using specific solvents for easy support removal. Engineers and designers value PA12 for its strength, versatility, and ease of use in diverse applications.
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PC
Polycarbonate (PC) filament is a tough thermoplastic material favored in 3D printing for its exceptional strength, durability, and heat resistance, withstanding temperatures up to 150°C without deforming. Known for its optical clarity, PC filament is easily colored and resistant to chemicals. Despite its high printing temperature and tendency to warp, it's widely used in manufacturing prototypes, automotive parts, electronic housings, and other demanding applications due to its unique combination of properties.
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