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3D Printing Materials

Select materials across FFF, SLA, SLS, MJF and SLM to meet prototype, tooling and end-use part needs — every material is backed by a supplier datasheet.

3D Printing Materials

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FFF — Engineering Filaments

14 materials
ABS-CF

ABS-CF

Carbon fiber ABS with a matte sanded finish and 92°C HDT.

ABS-Enhanced

ABS-Enhanced

ABS with greatly improved Z-axis (interlayer) strength and layer adhesion.

ABS-ESD

ABS-ESD

Static-dissipative ABS (10⁶ Ω) for electronics environments.

ABS-FR V-0

ABS-FR V-0

UL94 V-0 flame retardant ABS for safety-critical designs.

ASA

ASA

The top choice for UV and weather resistance — colour-stable outdoors.

PA12-CF

PA12-CF

CF nylon 12 — high toughness, 120°C HDT, wear resistant.

PC-CF

PC-CF

CF polycarbonate — high stiffness, 85 MPa tensile, 138°C HDT, the strongest FFF pick.

PETG-CF

PETG-CF

CF PETG — chemical resistant, low shrinkage, great for large parts.

PLA-CF

PLA-CF

CF PLA — 5700 MPa stiffness, easiest CF material to print.

PPS

PPS

High-stiffness toughened PPS — UL94 V-0, 300°C melting point, chemical proof.

PEEK

PEEK

Ultra-high-performance PAEK — 240°C continuous service, UL 94 V-0, near-universal chemical resistance.

PEKK (Antero)

PEKK (Antero)

Aerospace PAEK — easier to print than PEEK, ultra-low outgassing (ASTM E595) for spaceflight.

TPU 92A

TPU 92A

Rubber-feel flexible TPU — >500% elongation, oil resistant.

TPU 95A

TPU 95A

Semi-flexible TPU balancing flexibility with support.

SLA (Stereolithography)

7 materials

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