Materials · Guide
Tick what matters for your part and we’ll point to the best material. You can change it at any time in the quote tool.
The all-rounder for prototypes and objects
Easy to print, accurate and good-looking. Ideal for prototypes, models, figurines and everyday objects. Bio-based. Not for heat (above about 55 °C) or long outdoor use.
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Tough and chemical resistant
More impact- and heat-resistant than PLA, with a little flex. Holds up well to moisture and common chemicals. Available in clear.
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For heat and technical parts
Handles high temperatures (up to about 95 °C) and impacts. The material for technical parts and enclosures, and it can be sanded and painted.
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The strongest, for mechanical parts
Very resistant to wear and fatigue, with excellent layer adhesion. For gears, hinges, clips and any part that does real work.
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Soft and elastic, like rubber
A flexible material that springs back. For seals, grips, bumpers and dampers. Good abrasion and UV resistance.
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General guidance: real strength also depends on the part’s shape, its orientation and the infill. If in doubt, ask us.