High-Performance Thermoplastics for 3D Printing

Thermoplastics

Our thermoplastics selection encompasses a broad range of high-performance materials known for their strength and heat resistance, suitable for demanding applications across industries.

Short for polylactic acid, PLA is a bio-plastic derived from plants-based resources. It is the staple of many 3D printing requirements and comes in a wide range of colors and finishes. It is easy to print with and low warp which is ideal for general prototyping

Material Info

Impact Strength (ISO 174): 3.4 kJ/m^2
Yeild Strength (ISO 527): 69.8 MPa
E-modulus (ISO 527): 3120 MPa
Softing Temp (ISO 306): 60 °C

PLA - Technical Data sheet (TDS)

ABS

Abs is a common 3D printer filament, famous for its strength. It is a strong and sturdy oil-based plastic material. Our Filamentive ABS has high impact strength and minimal warping. Parts produced with ABS can withstand temperatures up to 80 degrees Celsius.

Material Info

Impact Strength (ISO 174): 3.4 kJ/m^2
Yeild Strength (ISO 527): 69.8 MPa
E-modulus (ISO 527): 2030 MPa
Softing Temp (ISO 306): 97 °C

ABS - Technical Datasheet (TDS

PET-G

PETg is a polyethylene terephthalate glycol-modified version (PET). PETg is a widely used polymer that has been gaining popularity in 3D printing due to its simplicity of printing and durability comparable to ABS. PETg also has water and chemical resistance, as well as heat resistance up to 70°C.
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PETg filament is ideal for applications that require a more durable material than PLA and it is an industrial approved filament and is ideal for printing tools and parts associated with Food Consumption.

Material Info

Impact Strength (ISO 174): 4.9 kJ/m^2
Yeild Strength (ISO 527): 46 MPa
E-modulus (ISO 527): 2050 MPa
Softing Temp (ISO 306): 70 °C

PETg- Technical Datasheet (TDS)

TPU-Flexible

Flexible filament is made from a specially formulated thermoplastic polyurethane also known as TPU. It comes with various shore hardnesses to support wide range of applications starting from prosthetics, realistic organ prototypes, fashion and engineering.

Material Info