MATERIALS

Choose for the job,
not the label.

You can request a known material or simply describe the use. Specialty options are confirmed for geometry, machine fit, availability, and safety before quoting.

Configure a project
01
FAMILY

Everyday FDM

OPTIONSPLA · PLA+ · Matte · Silk · PETG · ABS · ASA · PP
COMMON USES

Prototypes, organizers, signs, props, fixtures, and everyday functional parts.

02
FAMILY

Flexible & support

OPTIONSTPU 95A · TPU 85A · TPE · PVA · BVOH
COMMON USES

Grips, bumpers, seals, protective parts, and complex support strategies.

03
FAMILY

Engineering

OPTIONSPC · PA6 · PA12 · PA-CF · PA-GF · PET-CF · PC-CF
COMMON USES

Heat, load, wear, stiffness, dimensional stability, and demanding environments.

04
FAMILY

Resin

OPTIONSStandard · Tough · Flexible · High-temp · Castable · Specialty
COMMON USES

Fine detail, smooth presentation surfaces, small features, and specialty applications.

HOW WE RECOMMEND

Six questions before
choosing a spool.

Material selection is part of engineering the result. If you are unsure, “Recommend the best material” is a real project option—not a dead end.

01

LOAD

How much force, impact, wear, or repeated use will the part see?

02

HEAT

Will it live in a car, outdoors, near electronics, or around hot equipment?

03

ENVIRONMENT

UV, water, chemicals, skin contact, and indoor or outdoor use matter.

04

FINISH

A functional fixture and a presentation object need different surface priorities.

05

BUDGET

The best material is the one that meets the need without adding unnecessary cost.

06

PROCESS

Geometry can make FDM, resin, supports, or a multi-part design the smarter route.

COLOR + FINISH

Single, matched,
or multicolor.

Choose a standard color, describe multiple colors, or request a match using Pantone, RAL, a sample, or a reference image.

Choose material and color