Filaments for FFF/FDM 3D printing — from everyday prototyping plastics to reinforced and high-temperature engineering grades. Each material is qualified for consistent extrusion, dimensional accuracy, and mechanical performance on open and industrial platforms. Select by polymer type and application to build functional parts, jigs, and end-use components.
Print radiofrequency parts directly — no debinding, no sintering. A dielectric filament with permittivity 10 and low loss, so antennas, lenses and metasurfaces come off the printer ready to test.
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· Ships from California · 10–20 business days
Print radiofrequency parts directly — no debinding, no sintering. A dielectric filament with permittivity 2.2 and low loss, so antennas, lenses and metasurfaces come off the printer ready to test.
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· Ships from California · 10–20 business days
Print radiofrequency parts directly — no debinding, no sintering. A dielectric filament with permittivity 4.5 and low loss, so antennas, lenses and metasurfaces come off the printer ready to test.
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· Ships from California · 10–20 business days
Print radiofrequency parts directly — no debinding, no sintering. A dielectric filament with permittivity 7.5 and low loss, so antennas, lenses and metasurfaces come off the printer ready to test.
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· Ships from California · 10–20 business days
Print ultra-high-temperature ceramic parts on a standard FFF printer. A ZrB2–SiC–B4C composite formulated for pressureless sintering — built for aerospace and defence conditions.
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· Ships from California · 10–20 business days
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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· 1–2 Business Days
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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120+ SKUs stocked in L.A. — COA on request.
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