In stock
- Full lot COA — PSD, sphericity, flow rate, chemistry
- Qualified parameter sets for the major LPBF systems
- Mutual NDA before any file or spec review
- Free U.S. shipping over $200 · fast dispatch from L.A.
Zetamix Porcelain Filament 1,75mm
- ✔ Smooth, glazeable porcelain finish with a classic ceramic look
- ✔ Print → debind → fire — ceramic printing on an everyday FFF machine
- ✔ Genuine Zetamix by Nanoe · lead time 10–20 business days (depending on order queue)
$225
What your process engineer actually checks
Locked, traceable lot chemistry
Every lot ships with a COA documenting PSD, sphericity, flow rate, apparent density, and full chemistry — and a lot number you can trace. Aerospace and medical teams reorder 4+ times without re-qualifying.
Qualified parameters, not just powder
Validated parameter sets for EOS M 290, Renishaw 500Q, SLM 280, and our own AO Metal LPBF ship with the order. Load the profile and hit density on the first build — no parameter-development burn.
A materials engineer on the line
Questions on ferrite content, flowability, recyclate ratios, or HIP response? A materials engineer answers directly — not a contact-form bot. Most replies in under 4 hours, NDA standard.
Zetamix Porcelain Filament bridges digital fabrication and traditional ceramics, enabling you to create authentic porcelain pieces using your standard FDM/FFF 3D printer. Print complex geometries impossible with conventional pottery, then transform your prints into durable, vitrified ceramics through our proven debinding and sintering process.
Why Designers & Engineers Choose Zetamix Porcelain
Proven Workflow Integration
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Compatible with most FDM/FFF printers (0.4mm-1.0mm nozzles)
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Clear debinding and sintering parameters for consistent results
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Predictable shrinkage: 13.8% (X/Y) & 26.4% (Z) for precise scaling
Material Properties After Sintering
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Density: 98-99% of theoretical density
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Thermal Stability: Withstands repeated thermal cycling
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Food Safety: Ideal for tableware applications (when glazed)
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Mechanical Strength: Comparable to traditional porcelain
Your Path to Perfect Porcelain Prints
1. Design & Print
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Scale models by 116% (X/Y) and 136% (Z) to accommodate sintering shrinkage
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Use 3 wall layers minimum and 15-100% infill depending on application
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Print on flexible build plates for easy removal
2. Debind with Confidence
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Solvent Debinding: 24h in acetone bath at 40°C
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Thermal Debinding: 7°C/h ramp from 50°C to 500°C
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Achieve consistent binder removal for defect-free sintering
3. Sinter to Perfection
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Heat to 1250°C at 125°C/h with 2h hold time
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For enameling: pause at 1000°C, apply glaze, complete cycle to 1250°C
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Achieve full vitrification and mechanical properties
Where Zetamix Porcelain is used
Makers and designers 3D-print fine porcelain with Zetamix for:
- Art, sculpture and design objects
- Tableware and decorative ceramics
- Glazeable prototypes and one-off pieces
See real builds in our Zetamix case studies →
No sintering furnace or debinding station? Talk to our team — we’ll help you get set up. Get in touch →
FAQs
What equipment do I need beyond my 3D printer?
You’ll need acetone for solvent debinding and a high-temperature furnace capable of reaching 1250°C for sintering. The Zetasinter furnace is recommended for optimal results.
How strong are the finished porcelain parts?
After proper sintering, parts achieve 98-99% density with mechanical strength comparable to traditionally manufactured porcelain, suitable for functional applications like tableware
Can I use this with any FDM printer?
Yes, Zetamix Porcelain works with most FDM/FFF printers. We recommend using a grooved drive gear rather than aggressive teeth to prevent filament grinding.
What safety precautions should I take?
Use in well-ventilated areas, wear safety glasses and FFP2 masks when handling, and follow all MSDS guidelines. The material itself is not classified as dangerous but requires standard material handling precautions.
How long does the complete process take?
Printing times vary by model. Debinding takes approximately 2.5 days (including solvent and thermal stages), and sintering requires about 20 hours including ramp times and holding
Can I create food-safe items?
After proper sintering and application of food-safe glaze, yes. The sintered porcelain itself is inert and non-toxic, making it ideal for tableware applications.
What’s the shelf life of the filament?
The filament has a one-year shelf life when stored in its original vacuum-sealed packaging in cool, dry conditions.
How do I handle failed prints or support material?
Failed prints and support material can be disposed of as non-hazardous waste according to local regulations. The unsintered material has minimal environmental impact.
See Zetamix in action
Watch how Zetamix ceramic and metal filaments go from spool to dense, sintered part — the same FFF print → debind → sinter workflow we run in-house.
Choose your Zetamix material
Every Zetamix filament prints on a standard FFF 3D printer — we print and validate them in-house on our 3DCeram M.A.T. system — then debind and sinter to a dense ceramic or metal part. The highlighted row is the material on this page; compare the range below:
| Material | Type | Stands out for | Best for | From |
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| Alumina | Technical ceramic | Electrical insulation, ~1550°C | Insulators, high-temp tooling | $495 |
| White Zirconia | Technical ceramic | Toughness & flexural strength | Wear & structural parts | $485 |
| Black Zirconia | Technical ceramic | Zirconia strength, black finish | Aesthetic + technical parts | $550 |
| Silicon Carbide | Technical ceramic | Extreme hardness & thermal | Abrasive / high-temp parts | $550 |
| Porcelain | Ceramic (art) | Glazeable, classic finish | Art, tableware, decorative | $225 |
| 316L | Stainless steel | Corrosion resistance, ductile | Functional metal parts | $420 |
| 17-4 PH | Stainless steel | High strength, hardenable | Tooling & functional parts | $420 |
| H13 | Tool steel | Hot hardness & wear | Dies, inserts, tooling | $420 |
| TiO2 | Specialty ceramic | Specialty technical ceramic | Niche functional parts | $550 |
Not sure which fits? We print these every day — talk to our materials engineers, or see real Zetamix parts in action →.
| Brand | Zetamix by Nanoe |
| Printing Materials | Ceramic Filaments |
| Technology | FFF |
| Sintering type | Solid State Sintering |
| Printing temperature | 130°C – 160°C |
| Sintering Temperature | 1250°C |
| Shrinkage | 13.8% ( x and y) ; 26.4% (z) |
| Density | 98-99% |
| Mass fluidity index[g/10(min)] | 16 |
| Volumetric fluidity index [cm3/10(min)] | 8 |
| Moisture Absorption 24 hours [%] | <0,1% |
| Moisture Absorption , 7 days [%] | <0,3% |
| Shore D | 51 |
Full documentation — TDS, SDS, batch COA, and parameter sets for the major LPBF platforms. Everything you need for qualification under AS9100 / ISO 13485 workflows.
We atomize our own. Custom variants on request.
Tighter PSD, modified chemistry, custom blend? Our ATO atomization lab runs custom batches in 3–4 weeks. Biocompatible, refractory, proprietary — all in-house, verified before ship.
From process engineers running Zetamix Porcelain Filament 1,75mm
Unedited feedback from customers who reorder Zetamix Porcelain Filament 1,75mm.
Same lot 4 times in a row. We stopped re-running parameter sweeps after the second order — density was identical to the first build.
Asked about ferrite content on a Friday. A materials engineer answered Monday morning with actual data, not a sales pitch. That's why we keep ordering.
COA matches the bottle. PSD and flow are exactly what was on the sheet — we run it on a Renishaw 500Q and it hits density on the first try.
Place your order, or talk to an engineer first
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