23 materials. Filter by what matters.

Most cost-effective option. Not suitable for heat or outdoor exposure.

Good balance of strength and flexibility.

Grips, gaskets, vibration dampening. Most cost-effective flexible option.

Ideal for outdoor applications and functional parts exposed to sunlight.

Demanding structural applications. Highest strength FDM material.

Best surface finish of any material. Ideal for visual prototypes.

Form and fit testing, mold masters, jigs and fixtures.

Snap fits, living hinges, and parts under repeated stress.

Combines SLA surface quality with functional toughness.

High impact resistance and flexibility for functional parts.

Stiff and precise. Best for molds, jigs, fixtures, and turbine-style geometries.

Short-run injection molds, heat/chemical resistant fixtures, aerodynamic test models.

Molds, tooling, and parts exposed to sustained heat.

Gaskets, seals, and soft-touch ergonomic parts.

Wearables, skin-contact parts, and high-elongation applications.

Investment casting patterns for jewelry and metal parts production.

The standard for large-format SLA. Functional enclosures and assemblies.

Light pipes, lenses, and visual models requiring optical clarity.

Lighting, display models, and medical visualization.

The standard for production runs. Isotropic, consistent, and reliable.

Bio-based nylon. Ideal for parts requiring ductility and flexibility.

For functional parts requiring thermal stability and structural rigidity. Replaces injection molded parts.

The standard for extra-large format builds up to 2400mm.