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Three materials to start.

Three we trust, for the parts you prove and the batches you sell. We test each one on our own printers and dial in its settings before we take an order for it.

PETG MatteOur defaultTough parts, fixtures, enclosures.Black, WhiteHeat 72 °C
PLA MattePrototypes, displays, indoor parts.Black, WhiteHeat 58 °C
ASAOutdoors, UV and car-interior heat.WhiteHeat 100 °C

Heat is about where a part starts to bend under light load: the maker's heat deflection figure at 0.45 MPa. We'll add our own measurements as we make them.

loadHEAT · ISO 75 · 0.45 MPait bends here
Coming next

Four more, after our test prints.

Each one goes on the site once it passes.

PCVery tough, and takes more heat than ASA.
PETG-CFStiffer than PETG, with a carbon-fiber finish.
ABSTough, and takes more heat than PETG.
TPU 95ASoft, flexible and tough.
The makers

Filament we buy, and filament we'll test next.

We pick filament for consistency and the best finish, not price, and offer it only once it passes our test prints and its settings are dialed in.

Bambu LabLaunch threeMade for the printers we run.
PolymakerTo testSome of its range is made in Texas.
printed in the USA, either way