

Seven materials. Each qualified for production.
From PETG and ABS through to PA12 reinforced with carbon or glass fiber — every grade we run is documented, tested against industrial tolerances, and matched to your application before we quote.
Full material inventory
ABS
ASA
PETG
PA6
Impact-resistant, dimensionally stable under moderate heat. Suited for housings, brackets, and jigs where surface finish and machinability post-print are required.
UV-stable ABS replacement for outdoor and exposed applications. Retains mechanical properties and colour under prolonged UV exposure and thermal cycling.
Chemical-resistant, low-warp, food-contact capable. High layer adhesion makes it reliable for transparent and semi-structural functional parts.
Nylon 6 for high-wear mechanical components. Strong fatigue resistance and self-lubricating surface — used in gears, slides, and load-bearing assemblies.
PA12
PA12-CF
PA12-GF
Not sure which grade?
Higher chemical resistance and lower moisture absorption than PA6. Preferred for fluid-contact parts, snap-fit assemblies, and series production components.
Carbon-fiber reinforced PA12 for maximum stiffness-to-weight ratio. Used in structural brackets, tooling fixtures, and parts replacing aluminium in low-load applications.
Glass-fiber reinforced PA12 with elevated heat deflection and dimensional stability. Specified for under-hood, high-temperature, and precision-fit enclosures.
Material selection is included in every quote. Tell us your load case, temperature range, and tolerances — we confirm the right grade before production starts.


When standard FDM grades are not enough
PA12-CF and PA12-GF are not upgrades you add for confidence — they are specified when your part faces load cycles, heat deflection above 100 °C, or dimensional tolerances that unreinforced nylon cannot hold.
We document which grade passes your durability criteria and which doesn't. If unreinforced PA12 is sufficient, we say so — over-specifying material adds cost with no return.
Bring us your spec. We'll confirm the grade.
Send your load case, operating temperature, and tolerance requirements. We respond with a material recommendation and a traceable quote — no ambiguity.
