Tarfuse® filament is a brand of 3D printing filaments of Grupa Azoty S.A., the largest chemical company in Poland.

The Tarfuse PA6 XR filament contains an X-ray shielding additive that enables printing of X-ray shielding details, as well as pre-operative bone models, tools, surgical guides, and X-ray protection. This material is characterised by excellent mechanical strength, flexibility and excellent adhesion of individual layers. Tarfuse PA6 is a filament dedicated to printing functional and technical parts in industries such as automotive, machine construction, railways, construction industry, and electrical engineering.

Spectrum PETG MATT is a PETG-based material with a chemical composition modified so that it is possible to obtain matte surfaces of printed objects. The matte finish of printed items considerably improves their aesthetic properties and also minimises the visibility of layers on the side surfaces of printed items.

In addition, Spectrum PETG MATT maintains all the features of PETG-based classic polymers, i.e., easy and highly efficient printing, low shrinkage and very good adhesion between layers and also between the build platform and printed object. Further, the use of admixtures has improved temperature resistance, and impact resistance and lowered the brittleness of printed items.

PLA 3D printing filament by a recognized Polish manufacturer, Devil Design. Filament wound on a spool, vacuum packed with a moisture absorber. The spool contains 1 kg of yellow PLA filament.

PLA filament is the most popular 3D printing material. PLA owes its popularity primarily to the ease of printing. The relatively low range of printing temperatures, as well as the fact that PLA filament does not require a heated table and a shielded chamber, means that this material can be used in the simplest 3D printers.

The material consists of two parts: an elastomer that is responsible for the rubber-like feel and material property, and a water-soluble ingredient. After printing, the object is placed in water whereby after one and four days, leaving behind the elastomer, and thus the soft porous object.

Rinse in water:
- print thin walls and heep filling rate as low as possible to shorten the time for rinsing
- gently rinse with water, hot water and patience provides good results
- you can clearly notice the effect and that the material is getting softer after one day
- after three days every PVA should be gone
- stir and change the water often
- you can reduce the rinsing time by using an ultrasonic cleaner
- remaining water can be removed from the object quickly by using a clothes dryer
- repeatedly rinsing: fresh water → Wait → Dryer → fresh water → Wait → Dryer
- PVA residues feel greasy, like sugar syrup
- remove all PVA residues

Poro-Lay are experimental filaments for experimental and experienced user. Help for processing and a great ideas for new 3D objects can be found in the prestigious forums.

The components of Poro-Lay are harmless and food safe. The water-soluble component is even biocompatible. However, we strongly advise not to eat the material. 

Poro-Lay is best stored dry. If the material absorbed moisture after some time, the filament can be dried in an oven at about 80 ° C for four to five hours. We recommend drying the filament before the very first print.

PLA filament was produced on request by marwiol.com by Polish manufacturer 3D Kordo. Our 3D printing filament combines high quality at an affordable price.

3D printing filament wound on a spool and vacuum packed. The spool contains 1 kg of green PLA filament 1,75 mm.

PolyTerra™ PLA is a bioplastic 3D printing filament designed from the ground up to create the next generation of environmentally friendly filaments. Polymaker has combined organic minerals with PLA which significantly reduces the plastic content producing a more environmentally friendly 3D printing material.

SILK filament was created from a combination of PLA and PET-G materials, to have a very smooth and silky surface finish with a high level of light dispersion and reflection. Silk filament exhibits excellent 3D printing properties and allows objects to be 3D printed with a high level of glossiness and almost no visible layers.
The SILK 3D printing filament by recognized Polish manufacturer, Devil Design, is an ideal filament for arts and crafts projects, vases and other 3D printed products that can have unique silky properties.
SILK filament is an easy-to-print, non-clogging, natural and non-toxic material for 3D printing. The use of SILK filament is harmless to the user and the environment. SILK filament is ideal for indoor use.

PETG filament is a thermoplastic polymer from a group of polyesters in the form of fibre, used for 3D printing using the FFF method. This material, also known as Polyethylene Terephthalate Glycol, is a co-polyester known for its durability and ease of use. Filament PETG has the rigidity and mechanical properties of ABS but is still easy to print like PLA.
PETG printing filament by Polish-recognized manufacturer, Devil Design is wound on a spool, vacuum packed with a moisture absorber. This PETG filament can be used in all FFF printers that are not protected from external suppliers.

Filament for 3D printing ABS+ by recognized Polish manufacturer, Devil Design. ABS filament is a material for 3D printing with high hardness, and resistance to cracks and scratches. The ABS+ filament by Devil Design contains an additive that reduces the shrinkage of the material during cooling down. Filament wound on a spool, vacuum packed with a moisture absorber. The spool contains 1 kg of net material. It can be used in all FFF printers that are not protected against third-party material and open-source designs. ABS+ is easily subjected to mechanical processing such as grinding or drilling. The ABS+ filament is soluble in Acetone.