
Plastics
ABS
Tough, machinable, paintable thermoplastic. The default for indoor consumer enclosures and prototype housings.
Filter by manufacturing process, 3D printing technology, or specific properties — heat resistance, food safety, weldability, and more. Items marked “guide coming soon” are part of the catalog and will gain dedicated pages over time.
Material extrusion — molten filament deposited layer by layer.

Plastics
Tough, machinable, paintable thermoplastic. The default for indoor consumer enclosures and prototype housings.

Plastics
Continuous-use temperature 260 °C, near-universal chemical resistance, machines like aluminum. The high-performance polymer.

Plastics
Stronger than PLA, easier to process than ABS. Common for FDM functional prototypes, packaging, and food-contact parts.

Elastomers
Tough thermoplastic elastomer. Bridges the gap between rubber and rigid plastics — flexible but durable.
Plastics
Plant-derived thermoplastic, low warp, biodegradable in industrial composting. The default FDM material for visual prototypes, fixtures, and consumer parts that don't see heat.
Plastics
ABS-equivalent toughness with excellent UV and weather resistance. The default FDM choice for outdoor housings, automotive trim, and architectural signage.
Plastics
Low-cost commodity polyolefin. Excellent chemical resistance, fatigue resistance for living hinges, food-safe. The default for high-volume consumer parts.
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