Engineering-grade materials selected for performance, durability, and finish quality.
Easy to print, high detail
Polylactic acid is a biodegradable thermoplastic derived from renewable resources. It offers excellent detail reproduction and is ideal for visual prototypes, hobbyist projects, and non-structural applications.
Biodegradable · High Detail · Low Warping
Strong, chemical resistant
Glycol-modified PET combines the ease of PLA with the strength and temperature resistance of ABS. It is chemically resistant and well-suited for functional prototypes, enclosures, and mechanical parts.
Chemical Resistant · Strong · Durable
Heat resistant, durable
Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene is a tough, impact-resistant thermoplastic. It withstands higher temperatures than PLA and is commonly used for functional parts, automotive interiors, and consumer products.
Heat Resistant · Impact Tough · Versatile
UV stable, impact resistant
Acrylonitrile Styrene Acrylate offers UV stability and weatherability comparable to ABS. It is the material of choice for outdoor applications, automotive exterior parts, and garden equipment.
UV Stable · Weatherproof · Outdoor-Grade
Flexible, impact resistant
Thermoplastic Polyurethane is a flexible, elastic material with excellent abrasion resistance. It is used for gaskets, wearables, phone cases, and any application requiring rubber-like flexibility.
Flexible · Elastic · Abrasion Resistant
Tough, low friction
Nylon (PA12/PA11) is a strong, semi-flexible engineering plastic with low friction and good chemical resistance. It suits functional prototypes, hinges, gears, and low-wear industrial components.
Low Friction · Strong · Chemical Resistant
High strength-to-weight ratio
Carbon fiber reinforced nylon combines the stiffness of carbon fiber with the toughness of nylon. The result is a lightweight, high-strength material ideal for drone frames, brackets, and structural components.
Lightweight · Stiff · High Strength
Smooth surface, high detail
SLA and DLP resins provide smooth surface finishes and fine feature resolution. Engineering-grade resins offer heat resistance, flexibility, or castable properties for dental, jewelry, and investment casting patterns.
Smooth Finish · High Detail · Castable
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