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Nylon PA12 is one of the most widely used SLS materials. It is a tough, versatile plastic with low moisture absorption and good chemical resistance for durable functional parts.
ABS is a durable, impact-resistant plastic with good heat tolerance, and is well suited to functional parts and prototypes that need to handle everyday stress.
Developed by HP, MJF Nylon is a widely used material for strong and detailed end-use parts and prototypes.
TPU is a versatile elastomer family that ranges from soft, highly stretchable rubber-like grades to firmer, semi-rigid formulations.
17-4 PH Stainless Steel is a martensitic precipitation-hardening steel with very high strength and hardness after heat treatment and corrosion resistance similar to 304, though it is magnetic and less corrosion resistant than 316.
MJF glass-filled nylon PA12 is a stiff PA12 with the same properties in every direction and higher heat deflection under load than standard nylon. It is a good choice for rigid functional parts.
Carbon fiber PETG is a reinforced composite that adds significant stiffness and dimensional stability to standard PETG, trading some impact resistance for rigidity. It is ideal for parts that need to hold their shape under load.
Maraging steel is a class of ultra-low-carbon, ultra-high-strength steels hardened by aging, reaching roughly 1,400–2,400 MPa depending on grade, suited to tooling inserts, molds, and high-strength parts.
Carbon fiber ASA is a reinforced composite that adds stiffness and dimensional stability to standard ASA while retaining its signature UV and weather resistance. It is a strong choice for structural outdoor parts.
SLS flexible TPU is a rubber-like, tear-resistant material with very good shock absorption and abrasion resistance. It's suitable for flexible functional prototypes and wear-prone parts.
Carbon fiber PPA is a high-performance composite that pushes heat resistance and dimensional stability well beyond standard carbon fiber nylon. It is suited to demanding engineering applications exposed to elevated temperatures.
Carbon fiber nylon is a reinforced composite that significantly increases stiffness and heat resistance over standard nylon, trading away some of nylon's signature impact resistance and flexibility in the process.
FDM nylon is a tough, wear-resistant engineering plastic known for high impact resistance, low friction, and the ability to flex repeatedly without cracking, all of which make it ideal for functional, moving parts.
Carbon Fiber PLA is a reinforced composite that significantly increases stiffness and dimensional stability over standard PLA, though this comes at the cost of increased brittleness.
Glass fiber nylon (PA-GF) adds stiffness, heat resistance, and dimensional stability to nylon at a lower cost than carbon fiber nylon, while retaining significantly better impact resistance and toughness.
FDM TPE is a softer, more rubber-like flexible material than TPU. It offers excellent comfort and stretch for grip and cushioning applications, though with less abrasion, chemical, and heat resistance.
Multi Jet Fusion PA11, produced by HP, is a bio-derived powder with exceptionally high toughness. This material offers high ductility and impact strength for all applications, especially functional parts.
Carbon fiber polycarbonate (PC-CF) adds significant stiffness, heat resistance, and dimensional stability to standard PC.
Carbon fiber PPS is a high-performance composite that offers metal-matching stiffness, exceptional chemical resistance, and inherent flame retardancy, though it's more brittle than tougher engineering plastics like nylon or polycarbonate.
Nylon PA11 is a bio-based nylon, made from castor oil, with high ductility and impact resistance. It is suitable for durable functional parts that need to flex or absorb impact.
FDM PEEK is a premium engineering thermoplastic that combines exceptional heat resistance, strength, and chemical resistance with genuine biocompatibility. It is used where metal replacement or medical-grade performance is required.
Silicone resin for SLA 3D printing produces soft, flexible parts with rubber-like elasticity and durability. It offers excellent rebound, fine detail resolution, and reliable performance for seals, gaskets, and functional flexible prototypes.
Polymethyl Methacrylate (PMMA), commonly known as acrylic or plexiglass, offers strong optical clarity and excellent UV resistance, though it's notably more brittle and less impact-resistant than materials like ABS or polycarbonate.
SLS food safe nylon PA12 is a durable, chemical-resistant nylon made from a powder grade certified for food contact, suited to tools and components used in food processing.
PA 2200 is a widely used white nylon 12 grade with a balanced profile of strength, stiffness, and chemical resistance. It is a standard for functional SLS prototypes and rugged, end-use industrial components.
Carbon fiber ABS is ABS reinforced with chopped carbon fiber (typically 10–15%), giving much higher stiffness and slightly better heat resistance than standard ABS, though it is less ductile.
SLS glass-filled nylon PA12 is a stiff, wear-resistant PA12 with higher heat deflection under load than standard nylon, suited to rigid functional parts, though it is less ductile.
Nylon PA6 is a stiff, heat-resistant nylon that is stronger than PA12 when dry. It is sutiable for rigid functional parts, though it absorbs more moisture and is less flexible.
Carbon-reinforced PEEK is stiffer and somewhat stronger than normal PEEK, with a much higher heat deflection temperature under load, though it is far less ductile.
iglidur® I180-PF by igus is a material with high wear resistance, especially designed for moving parts.
SLS PEEK is a high-performance thermoplastic that offers high tensile strength, good heat resistance, and broad chemical resistance in a lightweight part, if with low ductility.
iglidur® I150-PF by igus features a high abrasion resistance at low speeds combined with good mechanical properties.
SLS PA6 carbon fiber is a stiff, dimensionally stable nylon composite with higher heat resistance than unfilled PA6. It is suitable for rigid structural parts, though it has low ductility.
Glass fiber PEEK is PEEK reinforced with glass fiber for better creep resistance, stiffness, and dimensional stability under sustained load at high temperature, with PEEK’s broad chemical resistance, though it is less suited to wear applications.
Carbon fiber PET is a PET filament reinforced with chopped carbon fiber, offering high stiffness, low moisture absorption, and higher heat deflection than PETG, though it is brittle and weaker across the layers.
SLS PA11 carbon fiber is a stiff, lightweight nylon composite with much higher stiffness and heat resistance under load than standard PA11. It is best used for rigid parts, though with less ductility.
Nylon PA66 is a strong, stiff nylon with good chemical resistance and heat tolerance, well above PA12 in strength and stiffness, though it absorbs far more moisture.
SLS glass-filled nylon PA6 is a very stiff nylon composite with high heat deflection (about 200 °C under load). It's a good choice for rigid, heat-exposed functional parts, though the material is not flexible and still absorbs moisture.
FDM TPU-ESD is an engineering-grade thermoplastic chosen for its balance of flexibility and protection against electrostatic discharge.
Glass fiber ULTEM 1010 is ULTEM 1010 polyetherimide reinforced with glass fiber for added stiffness and dimensional stability, built on a resin with a glass transition of about 215 °C.
Glass-filled polypropylene is a tough material with high strength that is also resistant to high temperatures. It is suitable for functional verification of product prototypes.
SLS PEKK-CF is a carbon-fiber-reinforced PEKK that is very stiff and holds its shape under load up to roughly 200 °C. It is a good option for rigid high-temperature parts, though it is brittle and weaker across the layers.
420/BR is a bronze-infused stainless steel that offers good strength and wear resistance for decorative and industrial parts, but less corrosion resistance than solid stainless steel.
Carbon-reinforced ULTEM 9085 is a stiffer, stronger version of ULTEM 9085, though it is less ductile and weaker across the layers.
LithaCon 3Y 210 is a zirconia stabilized with 3 mol% yttria, with about 99.4% relative density, a four-point bending strength of about 1,000 MPa, and high fracture toughness, abrasion resistance, and thermal shock resistance.
Carbon-reinforced PEKK is a stiffer version of PEKK with modestly higher strength, though it is less ductile and weaker across the layers.
Nickel-titanium (NiTi, nitinol) is a shape memory alloy that recovers its shape after deformation, with superelastic recovery of about 3–6% strain in printed parts, though its behavior depends on precise nickel content and heat treatment.
ithaLox HP 500 is a high-purity (99.99%) alumina ceramic with 99.4% relative density, a four-point bending strength of 430 MPa, and a smooth surface.
As-printed multicolor FDM ABS has a ribbed, layered texture. Color regions are generally clean-edged, with minor bleed at color-change points. ABS has a matte look, unlike glossier PETG, and responds well to acetone vapor smoothing.
PEBA is a high-performance flexible material that combines the strength of nylon with the elasticity of rubber. It is characterized by its ultra-lightweight structure and a "high rebound" effect, delivering up to 85% energy return for dynamic parts.
SLS PEBA is a lightweight, flexible polyether block amide elastomer with high energy return and rubber-like fatigue resistance that stays flexible down to about -40 °C. It's suited to dampers and cushioning parts.
LithaBone TCP 300 is a beta-tricalcium phosphate (β-TCP) ceramic at 98% relative density that the body resorbs and replaces with new bone, suited to bone substitute implants and scaffolds with defined pore geometries.
SLS food safe metal detectable nylon PA12 is a blue, food-contact-certified PA12 that contains metal particles, so stray fragments can be caught by metal detectors and X-ray inspection on food production lines.
High-detail 17-4 PH Stainless Steel is 17-4 PH built with finer layers, which allows for thinner walls and smaller features than the standard grade.
SLS flexible TPE is a rubber-like elastomer, available from very soft to firm, that withstands repeated bending and vibration, suited to gaskets, dampers, and soft functional parts, though it is weak and softens at modest temperatures.
iglidur® I190-PF is a material that offers high-strength and wear-resistance for low-friction, dry-running parts. It is deal for bushings, gliding elements, and motion components in automation and machinery.
Acetal (POM-C) is a high-performance copolymer known for its excellent machinability, dimensional stability, and low friction. Ideal for precision parts like gears and bearings, it offers high strength and moisture resistance.
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.
LithaBone HA 400 is a hydroxyapatite ceramic (85% relative density, 15% porosity) that is absorbed more slowly than tricalcium phosphate, giving the body more time to heal, made from HA powder certified to ASTM F1185-03.
Zamak 2 is the strongest, hardest, and most wear-resistant grade in the Zamak family, thanks to its high copper content, although this comes at the cost of lower ductility than other Zamak grades.
Markforged® H13 is a hot-work tool steel that is suited to tool bodies, brazing fixtures, and mold inserts, though about 94.5% dense and less ductile than wrought H13.
SLS PA11 ESD is a bio-based, castor-oil nylon with much lower surface resistance than standard PA11. It dissipates static charge from tools, jigs, and housings used around sensitive electronics.
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 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 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.
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.
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 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 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 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.
Ultrafuse 17-4 PH produces sintered 17-4 PH stainless steel parts that are strong, magnetic, and corrosion resistant, and can be heat treated to higher strength, though with lower ductility than other metal 3D printing processes.
Brass C485, also known as high-leaded naval brass, is a tin-bearing brass with added lead. The tin gives it seawater corrosion resistance comparable to Brass C464, while the lead makes it a common choice for machined parts.
Brass C464, also known as naval brass, is a copper-zinc alloy with a small tin addition. The tin improves its corrosion resistance in seawater, including against dezincification, which can affect plain 60/40 brass.
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.
PEEK is a high-strength, heat-resistant thermoplastic with exceptional chemical resistance, wear resistance, and dimensional stability. Ideal for high-performance components in aerospace, automotive, and medical industries.
Stainless steel 420J2 is a heat-treatable martensitic alloy that offers good machinability as-milled, with the option to harden to 50–55 HRC afterward.
Acetal (glass-filled) is a reinforced engineering thermoplastic enhanced with glass fibers. This addition significantly increases the material's stiffness, creep resistance, and dimensional stability compared to standard acetal.
Delrin® (POM-H) is a high-strength acetal homopolymer known for superior stiffness, hardness, and creep resistance. It is the go-to material for high-load mechanical parts like heavy-duty gears, bearings, and precision fasteners.
PEEK GF30 produces extremely strong, stiff, and heat-resistant parts with excellent dimensional stability and chemical resistance, ideal for high-performance structural applications.
Delrin® AF is a unique thermoplastic composite of PTFE fibers uniformly dispersed in Delrin acetal resin. It combines the high strength of POM-H with the exceptional self-lubricating properties of PTFE for ultimate low-friction performance.
Stainless steel 440C produces extremely hard, wear-resistant parts with excellent strength and moderate corrosion resistance. It is ideal for precision components requiring high durability and long service life.
Nylon 6/6 produces strong, wear-resistant parts with excellent toughness, low friction, and good chemical resistance. It is ideal for durable mechanical components and precision applications.
Stainless Steel 420 produces high-strength, hardened parts with excellent wear resistance and moderate corrosion resistance. It is ideal for components requiring durability, sharp edges, and long service life.
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.
Nylon PA6 is a durable, wear-resistant thermoplastic with excellent impact strength, low friction, and good machinability. Ideal for precision mechanical components like gears, bushings, and automotive parts.
UHMW-PE is a highly durable thermoplastic with exceptional wear resistance, low friction, and chemical resistance, ideal for high-performance parts in machinery, food processing, and industrial applications.
Carbon Steel 65Mn is a high-carbon manganese spring steel with good elasticity and hardenability, reaching at least 980 MPa tensile strength after quenching and tempering.
Tool Steel 75Cr1 (annealed) is a high-carbon chromium steel (0.70–0.80% carbon) that hardens to about 44–52 HRC for saw blades and knives, though it has no corrosion resistance.
Tool Steel 9SiCr (annealed) is a low-alloy cold-work steel with high hardenability that hardens to at least 62 HRC, suited to taps, reamers, and dies, though toughness is limited.
Tool Steel Cr12MoV (annealed) is a high-carbon, 12% chromium cold-work steel with very high wear resistance, suited to dies and molds, though it has low toughness.