• PLA – Polylactic Acid
  • PLA filament is a stiff, but brittle 3D printing material. Best used for
    cosmetic prints, prototypes, low-stress with minimal warp.
  • PETG – Polyethylene
  • PETG filament is a durable and flexible 3d printing material with a glossy finish and is impact and heat resistant. Best used for mechanical parts and snap fit enclosures.
  • ABS – Acrylonitrile Butadiene
  • ABS filament is strong, ductile material with wear resistance and heat tolerance. Common 3D prints with ABS are Interlocking parts like gears, parts exposed to UV and heat or prototyping.
  • Nylon Polyamide
  • Nylon filament is strong yet flexible making it tough to break and shatter resistant. Commonly used for living hinges, functionally strong parts.
  • TPE – Thermo Plastic Elastomer
  • TPE filament creates rubbery, elastic, and impact resistant parts. Best used for stoppers, belts, caps, phone cases, bumpers and more.
  • TPU – Thermoplastic Polyurethane
  • TPU filament creates rubbery, elastic, and impact resistant parts best used for stoppers, belts, caps and bumpers.
  • PC – Polycarbonate
  • PC filament extremely high temperature resistant and impact resistant. Potential uses in printed RC parts or drone parts.
  • ASA UV
  • This filament has all the properties of 3D filament ABS with the additional features of being weather resistant
  • PVA – Polyvinyl Alcohol
  • PVA filament is a stiff, water soluble 3D printing support material.  Best used for models with internal supports or supports for incredibly detailed models with many overhangs.