A successful 3D print starts with choosing the right material. We offer a wide range of industrial thermoplastics, each with unique properties for specific applications—from aesthetic models to functional mechanical parts.
Mechanical properties can vary depending on print orientation (anisotropy). For critical structural parts, we recommend contacting our engineers for tailored advice.
Polylactic Acid
The most commonly used material for visual prototypes and non-functional models. Biodegradable, stiff, and prints with high precision.
Polyethylene Terephthalate Glycol
Excellent balance of strength and ease of printing. Chemically resistant, water-resistant and tougher than PLA. Good layer adhesion.
Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene
Industry standard for durable parts. High heat resistance and impact strength. ASA is the UV-resistant variant for outdoor use.
Thermoplastic Polyurethane
Flexible, rubber-like material. Extremely wear-resistant and resistant to oils and greases. Available in different hardness levels (Shore A).
Polyamide (PA6 / PA12)
Superior toughness and a low coefficient of friction. Ideal for mechanically loaded parts. Available with glass or carbon fiber (CF).
Looking for specific materials such as PEEK, ULTEM, ESD-safe, or metal-filled filament? We can source almost any material for your project.
Contact usStandard tolerances for FDM/FFF are ±0.2mm or ±0.2% (whichever is greater). For SLA/DLP we use tighter tolerances.
We print at a standard 0.2mm layer height for the best balance between speed and quality. Options range from 0.1mm to 0.4mm.
Each part is manually inspected and deburred. Support material is removed unless agreed otherwise.
Upload your 3D model (STL, STEP, OBJ) and receive a no-obligation quote within 1 business day, including material advice.
PLA is suitable for fast visual models, PETG is stronger and more chemically resistant, ABS/ASA is better for heat and outdoor use, and Nylon is suitable for strong technical parts.
Achievable tolerances depend on geometry, material, dimensions and print orientation. For critical fits, we recommend technical review in advance.
Yes. Based on application, load, temperature, finish and expected lifetime, we can recommend a suitable material.
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FDM 3D printing for prototypes, machine parts, functional parts and small series.
Upload STEP, STL, 3MF, PDF or DXF and usually receive a technical quote within 1 business day.
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We print PLA, PETG, ABS, ASA, TPU and Nylon. Technical materials such as carbon-filled, ESD, PEEK or ULTEM are available on request.
That depends on application, load, temperature, chemical resistance and finish. PETG is often suitable for strong functional parts, ASA for outdoor use and TPU for flexible parts.
Typical tolerances are around ±0.2 mm, depending on geometry, material, orientation and part size. For critical parts, we recommend technical review upfront.
Yes. Options include support removal, sanding, painting, inserts, bonding and simple assembly.