We specialise in FDM 3D printing for prototypes and functional parts. Below is a quick guide to the materials we offer — and what each one is best used for.
Click a material to jump to details, common uses, and what to consider.
Great surface finish and fine detail. Best for prototypes and non-heat parts.
Strong and durable with good chemical resistance. A go-to for functional parts.
Flexible rubber-like material for grips, gaskets, bumpers and vibration damping.
Strong, heat resistant, and can be smoothed or finished.
Like ABS but better outdoors. Excellent UV/weather resistance.
Engineering-grade strength and heat resistance.
Best for detailed prototypes, display parts, jigs and low-stress components.
The “do most things well” material: strong, durable and reliable.
Flexible, grippy and impact-resistant — ideal for parts that absorb shock.
Tough and heat-resistant with great finishing options.
Our top pick for outdoor parts with strong UV resistance.
Engineering-grade strength and heat resistance.
Send your file and what the part does. We’ll recommend the best option.