This stiff rubber-like material is hard enough (95 Shore A) to hold its shape under light to medium loads, but flexible enough to absorb impacts and return to its original shape.

Fuel resistant PA 6 Nylon with Glass Fiber reinforcement. Very high stiffness, tensile strength, and heat deflection temperature (HDT) with excellent impact strength.

A popular option for high cycle jigs and automation components, this PA 6 Nylon reinforced with chopped Kevlar fibers provides excellent heat resistance, mechanical properties, and elevated abrasion resistance.

Combined with a halogen free flame retardant, parts printed with Ultrafuse® PC/ABS FR feature great tensile and impact strength, higher thermal resistance than ABS and can fulfill the requirements of the UL94 V-0 standard.

Also known as PACF, this material combines the temperature capabilities and chemical resistance of nylon PA6 with the light weight and stiffness of carbon fiber.

PC-PBT is used in higher temperature environments for a variety of automotive and industrial applications. It also maintains its impact strength at low temperatures.

PLA is one of the most popular plastics for general purpose printing.

The most budget-friendly choice from models, prototypes, and light-to-medium duty functional parts. Recycled PETG is our favorite material for general-purpose prototyping.

The next step up from PLA and Recycled PETG. Used when surface finish matters and PLA may not handle the heat. Our second most popular material behind Recycled PETG.

Developed for printing medical equipment to undergo UV sterilization at the beginning of the COVID pandemic, this material is also useful for applications that will be exposed to direct sunlight for long periods of time.