3D printing materials

We have a wide variety of materials, which opens a wide range of possibilities. With this, we can afford to provide you with innovative tools to offer you the best results. In this comparative table you can see the different properties of each material we offer.

3D material comparison chart

RESISTANCE

FLEXIBILITY

TEMPERATURE
RESISTANCE

DETAIL LEVEL

PRICE

TECHNOLOGY

PLA

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FDM

ABS / ASA

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FDM

PETG

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FDM

TPU

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FDM

HARD RESIN

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SLA

NYLON PA12

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SLS

* Values are from 1 to 5, with 1 being the lowest and 5 the highest.

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Our available materials

ABS

ABS is a low-cost material, great for printing tough and durable parts that can withstand high temperatures.

Flexible

Flexible filaments, commonly referred to as TPE or TPU, are known for their elasticity allowing the material to easily stretch and bend.

PLA

PLA is the go-to material for most users due to its ease-of-use, dimensional accuracy, and low cost.

HIPS

HIPS is a lightweight material most commonly used as a dissolvable support structure for ABS models.

PVA

PVA is commonly known for its ability to be dissolved in water and is often used as a support material for complex prints.