Craftcloud offers a wide range of materials, including plastics, metals, and a variety of finishes and colors for each.
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Conductive PLA is a version of PLA that is perfect for parts that need to be electrically conductive. It has a volume resistivity (perpendicular to layers) of 30 ohm-cm.
Anti-static resin (ESD) produces rigid, high-detail parts with controlled surface resistivity to prevent static buildup. It offers dimensional accuracy, a smooth matte finish, and electrostatic discharge protection for sensitive electronic applications.
Lost wax cast platinum parts feature a smooth, reflective silvery-white finish with exceptional strength, density, and corrosion resistance. Ideal for fine jewelry and precision components requiring premium quality and longevity.
CNC copper 101, also known as Oxygen-Free Electronic (OFE) copper, is a high-purity alloy with 99.99% copper content, providing excellent electrical and thermal conductivity.
Nickel 200 (Pure Nickel N6) is a commercially pure nickel grade that offers excellent alkali corrosion resistance and high electrical and thermal conductivity.
Copper CuCr1Zr is a high-performance copper alloy with superior thermal/electrical conductivity, strength, and high-temperature softening resistance. Ideal for welding electrodes, heat sinks, and rocket components.
PEEK GF30 produces extremely strong, stiff, and heat-resistant parts with excellent dimensional stability and chemical resistance, ideal for high-performance structural applications.
Copper C110 produces highly conductive, corrosion-resistant parts with excellent thermal and electrical performance. It is ideal for electrical, thermal, and precision components requiring reliable conductivity.
Copper C15000 is a zirconium copper alloy that retains nearly all of pure copper's exceptional electrical conductivity while offering improved strength and resistance to softening at elevated temperatures.
Copper C17200 (Beryllium Copper) is the strongest copper alloy commercially available, reaching tensile strength comparable to steel while retaining useful electrical conductivity, though machining requires strict beryllium dust controls.
Copper C17510 (Nickel-Beryllium Copper) trades some of C17200's extreme strength for substantially better electrical conductivity. This makes it the better choice when both performance and conductivity matter more than peak strength alone.
Copper C18000 is a beryllium-free alternative to the nickel-beryllium copper family. It offers strong mechanical properties and moderate conductivity.
Copper C18200 (Chromium Copper) combines high electrical conductivity with good strength retention at elevated temperatures. This makes it a strong choice for resistance welding equipment and high-current electrical components.
Aluminum 1100 is a commercially pure (99% min) aluminum grade offering the best corrosion resistance and electrical/thermal conductivity of the wrought aluminum family, at the cost of lower strength than alloyed grades.
Copper C102 is oxygen-free copper (99.95% minimum) with the same high conductivity as standard copper. It is chosen where purity matters, such as vacuum use and brazed or welded assemblies.