Filament Database

Most popular filament for beginners. Easy to print, biodegradable, low warping.

Enhanced PLA with improved strength and flexibility. Still easy to print.

Excellent balance of strength, flexibility, and printability. Food-safe options available.

Strong and heat-resistant. Requires enclosure. Classic industrial plastic.

UV-resistant alternative to ABS. Excellent for outdoor applications.

Flexible filament with rubber-like properties. 95A shore hardness.

Very soft and flexible TPU. More challenging to print than 95A.

Strong, wear-resistant engineering material. Requires dry storage.

Carbon fiber reinforced nylon. Extremely strong and stiff.

Impact-resistant, high temperature engineering plastic.

PLA with shiny, silk-like surface finish. Decorative applications.

PLA with matte, non-reflective surface finish.

PLA with wood particles. Can be sanded, stained, and smells like wood.

PLA with marble-like appearance and patterns.

PLA with phosphorescent particles that glow in the dark.

High Impact Polystyrene. Often used as dissolvable support for ABS.

Water-soluble support material. Perfect for complex geometries.

Carbon fiber reinforced PETG. Stiffer than regular PETG.

Carbon fiber reinforced PLA. Stiffer with matte finish.

Chemical resistant co-polyester. Similar to PETG with better properties.

Flexible, fatigue-resistant, chemical-resistant living hinge material.

High-performance engineering plastic for extreme applications.

High-strength, flame-retardant aerospace material.

Very soft flexible material, easier to print than TPU.