We print with:

• PLA – Polylactic Acid

  Cheap but extremely limited in heat and mechanical resistance. Best for non functional prototypes.

• PET-G –Polyethylene Terephthalate Glycol

  Tough and chemically resistant, offers greater flexibility and durability than PLA, ideal for functional parts.

• ASA – Acrylonitrile Styrene Acrylate

  UV stable alternative to ABS, excellent for outdoor applications.

• PC –Polycarbonate

  A strong, heat-resistant polymer with excellent impact strength and ideal for demanding mechanical parts.

• ABS – Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene

  Offers good mechanical strength and heat resistance. Ideal for functional prototypes.

• PLA-CF – Carbon Fibre Reinforced PLA
  Stronger and more rigid than regular PLA.Ideal for visual prototypes or components that look clean and professional.

• PETG-CF – Carbon Fibre Reinforced PETG
  More durable and stable than standard PETG, great for parts that need to resist wear, impact, and everyday use.

• ASA-CF – Carbon Fibre Reinforced ASA
  Combines mechanical strength with UV and weather resistance, making it perfect for anything exposed to sun or rough environments.

• PC–FR – Flame Resistant PC

  High-strength and impact-resistant material. Complies with UL 94-2023 V-0 flame retardancy standard, making it ideal for applications requiring strict fire safety.

• ABS-GF – Glass Fibre Reinforced ABS
  Tougher and more heat-resistant than normal ABS, with improved stiffness. Ideal for functional prototypes and enclosures.

• PA6-GF – Glass Fibre Reinforced Nylon 6
  A strong, heat-resistant material. Ideal for structural parts in mechanical or industrial applications.
  Max service temperature: 182 °C

• PA6-CF – Carbon Fibre Reinforced Nylon 6
  Lightweight yet robust, perfect for automotive mechanical components and tooling.
  Max service temperature: 186 °C

• PAHT-CF – Carbon Fibre Reinforced High-Temperature Nylon
  Handles higher temperatures and absorbs less moisture than standard Nylon. ideal for demanding environments with thermal or chemical exposure.
  Max service temperature: 194 °C

• PET-CF – Carbon Fibre Reinforced Polyethylene Terephthalate
  Excellent dimensional stability and thermal resistance. Great for precision parts that need to hold their shape under stress.
  Max service temperature: 204 °C

PEI 1010 & 9085 – Polyetherimide
High-performance thermoplastic with excellent thermal stability, strength, and inherent flame retardancy. Suitable for aerospace, electrical, and high-temperature structural applications.
Max service temperature: ~170–180 °C

PEEK – Polyether Ether Ketone
Exceptional mechanical strength, chemical resistance, and thermal stability. Ideal for extreme environments including aerospace, motorsport, and industrial applications.
Max service temperature: ~250–260 °C

PEKK – Polyether Ketone Ketone
Similar to PEEK with improved printability and layer adhesion. Offers high strength and thermal resistance for demanding structural components.
Max service temperature: ~240–260 °C

PPS – Polyphenylene Sulfide
Excellent chemical resistance and dimensional stability with low moisture absorption. Well suited for harsh chemical and thermal environments.
Max service temperature: ~200–220 °C

PPA – Polyphthalamide
High-performance semi-aromatic polyamide with excellent strength, stiffness, and thermal resistance. Lower moisture absorption than standard nylons, making it suitable for precision and structural components in demanding environments.
Max service temperature: ~180–220 °C

TPI – Thermoplastic Polyimide
Ultra-high-performance polymer with outstanding thermal resistance and mechanical integrity at extreme temperatures. Used in aerospace and advanced engineering applications.
Max service temperature: ~260–300 °C