Compare 3D printing filament materials

General-purpose PLA for prototypes, classroom models, and display parts.

Low-gloss PLA for presentation models, homeware, and parts where reflected light should be reduced.

A tougher PLA option for handled prototypes, fixtures, housings, and recurring functional parts.

High-sheen PLA for decorative models, gifts, props, and creator-focused assortments.

Multi-color silk effects for decorative objects whose appearance changes across the printed surface.

Light-transmitting PLA for lampshades, visual prototypes, and layered optical effects.

Gradient PLA for larger decorative prints where gradual color change is part of the design.

Sparkle-effect PLA for display parts that use fine visual texture to break up visible layer lines.

Stone-look PLA for architectural models, planters, sculptures, and interior display pieces.

Dark, speckled visual effects for models, props, and decorative parts with a star-like finish.

Glow-effect PLA for markers, props, signs, and visual features evaluated after light exposure.

Metal-look PLA for props, awards, replicas, and presentation models requiring a metallic visual direction.

Wood-look PLA for models and décor where a warm, natural visual texture is required.

Carbon-fiber-reinforced PLA for rigid prototypes, fixtures, and low-gloss technical models.

Core PETG for handled prototypes, covers, containers, fixtures, and general functional parts.

Translucent PETG for covers, containers, lighting parts, and visual fluid-path prototypes.

High-flow PETG for buyers qualifying faster printers and higher-output functional part profiles.

Carbon-fiber-reinforced PETG for rigid fixtures, brackets, frames, and technical housings.

ABS for enclosed-printer programs producing housings, tooling, prototypes, and post-processed parts.

Glass-fiber-reinforced ABS for fixtures, housings, and technical parts requiring a stiffer material review.

ASA for buyers evaluating outdoor housings, signage, exposed fixtures, and mobility prototypes.

Carbon-fiber-reinforced ASA for rigid outdoor-oriented housings, fixtures, and technical components.

One flexible-material family with separately managed TPU 85A and TPU 90A qualification grades.

A high-flow 95A TPU family for buyers qualifying faster production of flexible guards, seals, and grips.

PC for technical teams qualifying impact-oriented housings, guards, fixtures, and demanding prototypes.

Carbon-fiber-reinforced PPA for qualified high-temperature systems and demanding technical part programs.

Glass-fiber-reinforced PA6 for tooling, fixtures, housings, and load-bearing part qualification.

Carbon-fiber-reinforced PA6 for rigid tooling, brackets, mechanisms, and production aids.

Carbon-fiber-reinforced high-temperature PA for tooling, fixtures, and structural technical parts.

Carbon-fiber-reinforced PET for dimension-focused fixtures, frames, and technical components.

Carbon-fiber-reinforced PPS for specialist teams with qualified high-temperature equipment and written specifications.