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Unmatched materials for superior 3D prints

PLA

Multi Color Benchy's

Applications of PLA Filament:

  • Prototyping:

    PLA is frequently used for creating prototypes of designs, allowing for quick iterations and testing before moving to more expensive materials. 

  • Models and Decorative Items:

    Its ease of printing and wide range of colors make it ideal for creating various models, figurines, cosplay accessories, and decorative pieces. 

  • Industrial Applications:

    PLA is used to create tools, jigs, and fixtures for manufacturing and maintenance purposes, especially in industries like automotive. 

  • Consumer Goods:

    PLA is used in the production of various consumer goods, such as accessories for bags and shoes, jewelry, and buttons. 

  • Education:

    PLA is popular in educational settings due to its eco-friendly nature and ease of use, allowing students to safely practice prototyping skills. 

  • Medical Devices:

    PLA can be used in some medical applications, such as creating biodegradable screws, pins, plates, and rods. 

PETG

Replacement Bricks
  • Functional Parts and Prototypes:

    PETG's strength, durability, and impact resistance make it ideal for producing parts that need to withstand wear and tear, like housings, brackets, and functional prototypes. 

  • Mechanical Components:

    Its ability to handle stress and strain makes it suitable for printing gears, linkages, and other mechanical elements. 

  • Food-Safe Containers and Packaging:

    PETG is a food-safe plastic, making it a good choice for creating containers, bottles, and packaging for food and beverages. 

  • Outdoor Applications:

    PETG's resistance to UV radiation and weathering makes it suitable for outdoor use, such as for garden tools, signage, and fixtures. 

  • Consumer Goods:

    PETG's food-safe and chemical-resistant properties make it a great option for items like kitchenware, storage containers, and cutting boards. 

  • Medical Devices and Packaging:

    PETG's biocompatibility and ease of sterilization make it useful for certain medical applications and packaging. 

  • Parts Requiring Transparency:

    PETG can be produced in transparent or translucent forms, making it useful for light covers, lampshades, and other applications where light transmission is desired. 

  • Robotics and Automation:

    PETG is used in robotics and automation for various components due to its strength, durability, and flexibility. 

TPU

TPU (rubber)
  • Phone cases and protective casings:

    TPU's flexibility and shock absorption make it ideal for protecting electronic devices. 

  • Footwear:

    TPU is used in shoe soles and insoles for its cushioning and durability. 

  • Sporting goods:

    It's used in items like athletic equipment and protective gear for its impact resistance. 

  • Soft-grip handles:

    TPU provides a comfortable and non-slip grip for various tools and devices. 

  • Wearable parts:

    TPU's flexibility makes it suitable for creating parts that need to bend and flex, like watch bands or straps. 

Industrial Applications:

  • Gaskets, seals, and tubing:

    TPU's elasticity and chemical resistance are useful in creating seals and hoses. 

  • Shock absorbers and vibration dampening:

    TPU is used in components that need to absorb impact and reduce vibrations. 

  • Non-marring workholding:

    TPU can be used to create parts that won't scratch or damage other materials during manufacturing. 

  • Friction pads and drive belts:

    TPU's abrasion resistance makes it suitable for applications requiring friction or power transmission. 

  • Prosthetics and orthotics:

    TPU's flexibility and ability to conform to shapes make it useful in creating custom-fit components. 

  • Automotive parts:

    TPU is used in various automotive components, including seals, vibration dampeners, and interior parts. 

3D Printing Specifics:

  • Fused Filament Fabrication (FFF) and Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM):

    TPU is commonly used in these 3D printing processes to create flexible parts. 

  • Selective Laser Sintering (SLS):

    TPU can also be used in SLS printing, allowing for the creation of more complex and intricate designs. 

  • Printing Considerations:

    TPU can be tricky to print. Successful prints often require a slow print speed, careful temperature and retraction settings, and potentially a negative tolerance between parts. 

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