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Which material is right for your part?

A quick guide to what we print in — strengths, trade-offs, and what each one is best for.

MaterialKnown forWatch-outsGreat for
PLAEasy to print, crisp detail, budget-friendly, plant-based.Low heat resistance; can be brittle under stress.Prototypes, display models, figurines, indoor décor, low-stress parts.
PETGTough and durable with a little flex; water- and chemical-resistant.Can string while printing; detail slightly softer than PLA.Functional parts, outdoor use, brackets, protective housings, containers.
ABS / ASAImpact- and heat-resistant, sandable; ASA adds UV stability.Can warp on large prints; best with an enclosure/ventilation.Enclosures, automotive parts, tooling, outdoor fixtures (ASA).
TPU (Flexible)Rubber-like and bendable; abrasion- and tear-resistant.Prints slowly; not for rigid or load-bearing parts.Gaskets, seals, grips, bumpers, phone cases, wearables.
Nylon / Carbon-fiberVery strong and stiff, wear- and chemical-resistant, higher heat tolerance.Premium cost; absorbs moisture, so it needs dry storage.Gears, brackets, jigs & fixtures, structural and load-bearing parts.

Not sure? Tell us how the part will be used and we'll recommend the best fit — no charge.

How much infill do you need?

Infill is the internal lattice that fills your part. More infill means more strength and weight — and a little more cost and print time. Here's how to choose.

InfillFeel & strengthTrade-offBest for
Draft · 10%Lightest and most economical; holds shape and detail well.Low strength; can flex or dent under load.Display models, figurines, prototypes, fit checks.
Standard · 20%Our default — a balanced mix of strength, weight and cost.Not ideal for heavy load-bearing use.Most everyday parts, enclosures, general-purpose prints.
Strong · 40%Noticeably stiffer and more durable for working parts.Heavier; more material and print time than standard.Functional parts, brackets, mounts, moderate stress.
Solid · 100%Maximum strength and density — essentially solid plastic.Heaviest and most expensive; longest to print.Load-bearing, structural, high-stress or high-wear parts.

Not sure how strong your part needs to be? Tell us how it'll be used and we'll pick the right infill for you.

Questions?

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