3D printing materials

PA12 stands for Polyamide 12, also known as Nylon 12. It is a thermoplastic polymer characterized by its excellent mechanical properties, including high strength, stiffness and toughness. PA12 has good chemical resistance and is resistant to wear and shock, making it suitable for a wide range of applications, including automotive parts, electrical enclosures, medical devices and industrial components.

Glass-filled PA12 is a variant of Polyamide 12 (PA12) that is reinforced with glass beads. This addition of glass beads enhances the mechanical properties of the polymer, making the material stiffer and stronger. This results in improved dimensional stability, higher stiffness and better resistance to thermal deformation.

Polypropylene (PP) is a widely used thermoplastic polymer known for its excellent chemical resistance, low density and good thermal properties. This material is often chosen when the part needs to be chemically resistant or just more flexible than PA12 (nylon)

GPPlus is a white ABS-like resin. This material is widely used to assess geometries of parts such as bottles, crates and enclosures. In addition, it is a perfect material for show models and enclosures. The material finishes well in different coatings, colors and VDI structures. In addition, inserts are also possible.

Rigid black is almost the same as GPPlus, the difference is in the color. Rigid black is black, which usually looks dark gray after smooth finishing. For a true black part, it is recommended to have it still lightly coated with and black coating.

G8228 is a green PBT-like resin. This material is widely used to make molds for vacuum casting , but also when parts need to be just a bit stronger than GPPlus, G8228 is a good option.

Watershed is a semi-transparent ABS-like resin. After printing, the parts look like it has "frost" lines. By polishing the parts, it is possible to get the part almost completely transparent. This material is widely used for show models and demo models where transparency is crucial.

Strong and heat-resistant thermoplastic material for robust functional parts and technical applications. The material is widely used in automotive, electronics, and telecommunications applications, from conceptual models to functional prototypes, tools, and products.

UV- and weather-resistant alternative to ABS, ideal for durable parts that must withstand outdoor exposure.

Nylon 6 reinforced with carbon fiber for high stiffness, thermal resistance, and structural strength in tooling and functional parts.

High-temperature polyamide with enhanced thermal stability and strength for demanding applications. Metal detectable in black for general applications and blue for food-specific applications.

High impact resistance and heat resistance combined with mechanical strength for technical functional prototypes.

Fire-retardant polycarbonate with high structural strength for technical applications with additional safety and compliance requirements.

Carbon fiber reinforced PET base material with increased stiffness and mechanical performance for lightweight, functional parts.

Strong, chemically resistant filament with good layer adhesion and a smooth balance between flexibility and strength.

Biodegradable filament made from renewable raw materials with excellent printability for prototypes and visual models.

Carbon fiber reinforced polyphenylene sulfide for high mechanical strength, thermal stability, and technical performance. Widely used as an aluminum substitute due to its strength-to-weight ratio.

Ultem 9085 is a PEI thermoplastic with excellent strength, stiffness, thermal properties and chemical resistance. It is widely used in the aerospace, automotive and medical industries.

Ultem 1010 is a PEI thermoplastic with high strength, chemical resistance and excellent thermal stability. This material is widely used where sterilization of parts is required or for making molds for composite parts.