Choose the Right Material for Your Prototype

Material Selection

Basic Materials

PLA is our most versatile material. This filament is a popular, eco-friendly, and biodegradable thermoplastic. It is predictable, strong, easy to print and our cheapest option. Compatible for the most cases, in fields such as engineering and art.

TPU stands for Thermoplastic Polyurethane and is a highly flexible engineering material. Known for its rubber-like texture, TPU is ideal for applications that require elasticity, impact resistance, and durability.
Parts printed with TPU are tough, wear-resistant, and capable of withstanding ambient temperatures of up to 80°C.
For consumer products, TPU is primarily chosen for its flexibility, making it perfect for items such as protective cases, seals, gaskets, and shock-absorbing components.

PETG is a popular, durable, and chemical-resistant thermoplastic polyester. This material is like PLA popular, eco-friendly and predictable. PETG is tougher, more heat resistant (up to 80°C) and more durable then PLA.

PET-CF is our high-performance carbon fiber reinforced material. This filament combines the strength and durability of PET with the added stiffness of carbon fibers.
It is strong, lightweight, and highly resistant to heat and wear. PET-CF prints with excellent dimensional stability and reduced warping, making it ideal for functional and structural applications.
Compatible for demanding use cases in engineering, automotive, and industrial design

ABS is the second most commonly used filament. ABS filament has high strength and moderate flexibility. ABS also has a high heat tolerance, which allows it to withstand hot temperatures, and where it really shines is its durability.

Wood filament is a specialty material designed to recreate the natural look and feel of real wood. This filament is typically PLA infused with fine wood fibers, giving prints an authentic texture.
It can even be sanded, stained, or painted to enhance the wood-like appearance. Due to the added wood particles, this material has reduced strength and flexibility compared to standard PLA.
While it is not intended for structural or functional applications, it offers strong aesthetic appeal.