3D Printing Materials

Biodegradable, user-friendly plastic made from renewable resources, ideal for beginners and general-purpose printing.

Lightweight, chemical-resistant plastic that is ideal for flexible parts and food-safe applications, though it can be tricky to print with.

Flexible, rubber-like material perfect for creating soft, durable parts that require elasticity and impact resistance.

Lightweight, impact-resistant material often used as a support material for ABS prints due to its ability to dissolve in limonene.

Offers a balance of strength, flexibility, and ease of printing, with excellent impact resistance and durability.

High-performance plastic offering extreme strength, heat resistance, and optical clarity, often used in industrial and engineering parts.

High-performance, heat-resistant plastic often used for electrical and mechanical applications, providing excellent dimensional stability.

Highly flexible, rubber-like plastic that combines the benefits of rubber and plastic, ideal for creating soft, stretchable, and impact-resistant objects.

Strong, heat-resistant plastic known for its durability and suitability for engineering applications but requires a heated bed for optimal printing.

Strong, flexible plastic known for its excellent abrasion resistance and high strength, commonly used for functional parts.

Tough, high-temperature material with excellent chemical resistance, commonly used for aerospace and medical parts.