3D Printing Materials & Colors
Below is a list of materials, we their colors, we are able to 3D Print. Please let us know if you have any questions or have a material in mind not listed below and we'll be happy to assist!
Polylactic Acid, commonly known as PLA, is a great general-purpose material and is one of the most popular materials used in 3D printing. Derived from crops such as corn and sugarcane, PLA is renewable and industrially biodegradable.
PETG is a Glycol Modified version of Polyethylene Terephthalate (PET), which is commonly used to manufacture water bottles. It is a semi-rigid material with good impact resistance. With proper treatment and cleaning is also food-safe.
ASA (Acrylonitirle Styrene Acrylate) is a UV-resistant, famously weatherable polymer. Ideal for outdoor use due to its strength, durability and superior UV & heat resistance.
Fiber-filled materials. These filaments are ideal for applications that require superior stiffness, improved dimensional stability, UV-resistance, and lighter weight parts vs. standard structural materials. Exceptional stiffness and dimensional stability.
A photopolymer; the preferred choice for high-detail appliances. Ideal for sculptures, tabletop/board gaming and high heat environments.
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Other Materials:
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TPU (Flexible)
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Polycarbonate - Impact strength.
Resin & Specialty Materials
Resin: A photopolymer; the preferred choice for high-detail applications. Ideal for sculptures, tabletop/board gaming and high heat environments.
​TPU: Thermoplastic polyurethane is often abbreviated as TPU. It has the characteristics of both plastic and rubber. Thus, it exhibits properties like durability, flexibility, and excellent tensile strength. It fulfills the needs of many demanding applications. These include automotive, wires and cables, sports, and textile coatings.
PC" Polycarbonate Polycarbonate 3D printing filament is a strong, dimensionally stable, heat-resistant plastic with good impact strength. Its stiffness and stability mean the parts you print retain their shape and dimensional accuracy.
