Engineering-grade materials for additive manufacturing — qualified polymers, composites, resins, and metal powders chosen for functional parts that carry load, resist heat, and hold tolerance. Filter by process and property to match the right feedstock to your application, from prototyping through production, with full material data and traceability.
ABS engineering filament for FDM 3D printing — high impact strength, 78°C HDT (0.45 MPa, ISO 75), and a validated CreatBot F430 print profile for functional prototypes and production tooling.
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ASA filament for FDM 3D printing — ABS-grade strength with the UV, weather, and color stability sunlight doesn't fade, plus a 90°C HDT for outdoor housings, automotive exterior parts, and signage.
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Polycarbonate (PC) filament for FDM 3D printing — the highest impact strength and heat resistance in the standard filament range, with a 135°C heat-deflection temperature for structural parts, housings, and functional prototypes that run hot.
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Carbon-fiber-reinforced PET filament for FDM 3D printing — high strength (87 MPa tensile) and stiffness (6025 MPa modulus) with excellent dimensional stability, for structural brackets, tooling, and end-use parts under load.
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PETG filament for FDM 3D printing — the tough, low-warp all-rounder that prints as easily as PLA but takes impact and chemical exposure like a functional part, for brackets, enclosures, and water-contact fixtures.
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PLA filament for FDM 3D printing — high stiffness (97 MPa flexural strength), a fine, paintable surface finish, and the widest, most forgiving process window of any CreatBot filament, for concept models, display parts, and low-stress prototypes.
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Carbon-fiber PLA filament for FDM 3D printing — high stiffness (6320 MPa flexural modulus) and a matte, professional finish with PLA-easy printing, for rigid jigs, fixtures, drone and RC parts, and technical display models.
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PVDF fluoropolymer filament for FDM 3D printing — outstanding chemical, flame, and UV resistance with a 158°C heat-deflection temperature, for parts that live in aggressive chemical, high-heat, or harsh outdoor environments.
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