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316L Stainless Steel is a highly durable alloy known for its corrosion resistance and versatility in both industrial and aesthetic applications.
17-4 PH SS is a martensite precipitation-hardened stainless steel with high strength and very good resistance to corrosion.
Featuring high strength and hardness, M300 maraging steel is best used for tooling applications.
High-Detail 316L Stainless Steel offers an incredible level of detail coupled with remarkable strength, and corrosion resistance.
316L Stainless Steel printed with Metal Binder Jetting technology.
420/BR steel is a great material for low-cost metal parts of all sizes.
Food contact safe, offers high hygiene, corrosion resistance, and strength. Performs up to 800°C (1472°F), versatile and easy to clean. Certifications available.
High-Detail 17-4 PH Stainless Steel is a superior 3D printing alloy, offering unparalleled detail precision coupled with exceptional mechanical resilience and corrosion resistance.
316L Stainless Steel printed with Tritone MoldJet® technology.
Markforged H13 tool steel is an abrasion-resistant, hard material with a good resistance to heat.
Sintered, FDM printed stainless steel is used for strong and functional parts.
Stainless steel 316L offers excellent corrosion resistance, especially in marine or chemical settings. It’s strong, weldable, and ideal for medical, food-grade, and industrial CNC-milled parts.
Stainless steel 17-4 PH is a strong, corrosion-resistant alloy ideal for high-stress parts. It’s used in aerospace, medical, and tooling applications, and can be heat-treated for added hardness.
Carbon steel C45 is a medium-carbon, non-alloy steel with moderate strength, higher than that of lower-carbon grades. It is commonly used for shafts, axles, spindles, studs and general engineering components.
Carbon steel 1018 is a versatile, low-carbon steel known for its machinability, weldability, and strength, and is suitable for gears, shafts, and structural parts.
Carbon steel A36 is a low-cost, structural steel with good strength and weldability. Ideal for frames, brackets, and general-purpose parts. It offers low corrosion resistance and moderate machinability.
Tool steel A2 (annealed) is a machinable, tough, and dimensionally stable steel, ideal for CNC parts, fixtures, dies, and precision tools, with the option for later hardening.
Carbon Steel 1215 produces highly precise parts with excellent machinability and a smooth surface finish. It offers moderate strength and is ideal for high-volume production of detailed components where tight tolerances and cost efficiency are priorities.
CNC-machined steel S355J2 is a higher-strength European structural steel, offering roughly 50% greater yield strength than S235JR, with guaranteed toughness down to -20 °C for demanding structural and cold-environment applications.
CNC-machined steel S235JR is the most widely used European non-alloy structural steel, valued for excellent weldability, formability, and machinability at a low cost, though with only moderate strength.
Tool steel P20 produces strong, wear-resistant parts with excellent toughness and dimensional stability. It is ideal for molds, tooling, and precision components requiring reliable mechanical performance.
Tool steel O1 produces high-strength, wear-resistant parts with excellent hardness potential and dimensional stability. It is ideal for precision tooling and durable mechanical components.
Tool steel M2 ships in a soft, machinable annealed state and can be hardened and tempered afterward to become the industry-standard high-speed steel, balancing wear resistance, toughness, and red-hardness.
Tool Steel W1 ships annealed and highly machinable, and is the simplest and most economical tool steel, water-hardened afterward for applications without demanding heat or wear requirements.
Tool steel S7 ships annealed for easy machining and is hardened afterward into a shock-resisting tool steel built for impact toughness rather than maximum hardness, suited to tools and dies under repeated impact.
Tool steel M42 ships annealed for machining and is hardened afterward into a cobalt-enhanced high-speed steel reaching higher hardness than standard M2, suited to the most demanding cutting applications despite being more brittle and costly.
Tool steel O2 ships annealed and machinable, then oil-hardens into a general-purpose cold-work tool steel similar to O1 but with added manganese for improved hardenability.
Tool steel 6F7 (1.2767) is a high-nickel alloy tool steel valued for exceptional toughness even at high hardness, which makes it a strong choice for applications needing impact resistance alongside wear resistance.
Tool steel S1 ships annealed and machinable, and can be hardened into a shock-resisting tool steel combining tungsten's toughness and wear resistance with chromium's dimensional stability.
Tool Steel D6 ships annealed and machinable, and can then be hardened into a high-chromium cold-work steel with added tungsten for better through-hardening.
Tool steel D2 ships annealed and machinable, and can then be hardened into one of the most widely used cold-work tool steels, prized for exceptional wear resistance, high compressive strength, and excellent dimensional stability.
Tool steel H13 ships annealed and machinable, and can then be air-hardened into a chromium-molybdenum hot-work tool steel valued for strength at elevated temperature, good toughness, and resistance to heat-cracking and thermal fatigue.
Stainless mold steel 420 ships annealed and machinable, and can then be hardened into a corrosion-resistant plastic mold steel, combining genuine stainless properties with good polishability.
Tool steel D3 ships annealed and machinable, and can then be hardened into a high-carbon, high-chromium cold-work steel with excellent wear resistance.
Carbon steel C45E is a medium-carbon steel with a specified low sulfur limit. It offers higher strength and hardness than low-carbon mild steel, with good machinability and the option of heat treatment.