What We Print With
MATERIALS
LIBRARY
20 engineering-grade thermoplastics stocked and ready. The right material makes the difference between a part that works and one that lasts.
PLA
The most common 3D printing material. Easy to print, great surface finish. Ideal for prototypes, display models, and low-stress applications.
PLA Silk
PLA with a smooth, glossy, silk-like finish. Ideal for aesthetic models, gifts, and display pieces.
PLA+
Improved PLA with better layer adhesion, impact resistance, and slight flexibility.
PLA Tough
Significantly higher impact resistance while retaining PLA's printability.
PLA-CF
Carbon fiber reinforced PLA. Extremely stiff and strong with a premium matte finish.
PETG
Versatile workhorse with good chemical resistance, decent heat tolerance, and slight flexibility.
PETG Tough
Enhanced PETG with better impact resistance while retaining chemical resistance.
PETG-CF
Carbon fiber PETG combines chemical resistance with greatly increased stiffness.
ABS
Classic engineering plastic with solid heat resistance and machinability. Can be acetone-smoothed.
ABS-CF
Carbon fiber ABS with the heat resistance of ABS plus added stiffness and dimensional stability.
ASA
ABS with superior UV stability. Engineered specifically for outdoor use.
TPU
Flexible, rubber-like material with excellent impact and abrasion resistance.
TPE
Ultra-soft flexible material, even more compliant than TPU. Great for very soft touch applications.
Nylon
Tough, flexible, and wear-resistant. Great for parts that need to flex without breaking, and for high-load structural components.
Nylon-CF
Carbon fiber Nylon delivers exceptional strength-to-weight ratio with excellent heat resistance.
Nylon-GF
Glass fiber reinforced Nylon. Better surface finish than CF variant at a lower cost.
Polycarbonate
One of the strongest and most heat-resistant FDM materials. Can be printed clear.
PC-CF
Carbon fiber Polycarbonate for the most demanding structural and thermal applications.
Polypropylene
Lightweight, chemical resistant, and living-hinge capable. Widely used in packaging and medical.
PCTG
A copolyester combining the toughness of PC with the printability of PETG. Excellent impact resistance and optical clarity.