3D printing materials

Our everyday material: smooth, slightly glossy, crisp detail and the lowest price.

Basic PLA with a flat, non-shiny finish that hides layer lines.

Deep colours with shimmering flecks, like a starry night sky.

A speckled, stone-like finish that looks like real marble.

A metallic finish that looks like real metal, no paint needed.

Glitter flecks through the plastic for a sparkly, granite-like look.

Toughened PLA that bends before it breaks: for clips, brackets and knocks.

Real wood fibres for a natural, matte, wood-like look.

High-shine, metallic-look sheen for decorative pieces.

Glows in the dark after charging in daylight or lamp light.

Lightweight foaming PLA for RC planes and light props.

Carbon-fibre filled PLA: stiff, with a technical matte look.

Tough, water-resistant and copes with more heat than PLA: great for functional parts.

See-through PETG for lamp shades, light diffusers and cases.

An extra-tough PETG relative that shrugs off drops and knocks.

Carbon-fibre PETG: stiff, tough and matte.

Strong, heat-resistant engineering plastic for warm places.

UV- and weatherproof: made to live outdoors.

Flexible and rubber-like: bends, squashes and springs back.

Very strong, impact- and heat-resistant engineering plastic.

Carbon-fibre nylon: very stiff, strong and wear-resistant.

High-temperature carbon-fibre nylon for demanding parts.

Top-tier carbon-fibre polyamide for extreme heat and strength.

Carbon-fibre PPS: resists chemicals, high heat and flame.