This filament is a modified PLA to make it machinable and obtain a completely smooth surface finish. Sanding it with sandpaper together with water leaves a similar finish to ceramic. It can also be painted with any kind of paint. It is recommended for architecture, odontology, restoration, models, imitations of sculptures, etc…

Polymaker PolyLite PLA contains an additive thanks to which the printed element glows with its own, in this case, blue, light after prior exposure to light from the outside. Polymaker PolyLite PLA  is a premium PLA 3D printing filament designed for all desktop FDM/FFF 3D printers. It is produced with our patented Jam-Free™ technology that ensures consistent extrusion and prevents jams.

Patented Jam-Free™ technology dramatically improves the heat stability of Polymaker PLA filaments, by combining the latest development in biopolymer formulation and advanced polymer processing technologies. As a result, Polymaker PolyLite PLA filament exhibits a high softening temperature of more than 140 °C, over 80 degrees higher than all other PLA filaments currently on the market. So while printing, the filament will never soften in the “cold end” and can melt rapidly once entering the heating zone. This leads to extremely smooth printing and no more nozzle jams!

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

The Tarfuse® PA6 CF10 filament is polyamide 6 (PA6) reinforced with staple carbon fibre (10%). Thanks to this, the material has antistatic and electrically conductive properties. It is perfect for printing elements with high strength requirements. Printed elements are characterised by reduced water absorption.

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

POM (Polyoxymethylene) filament, is a stronger variant of thermoplastic filament with amazing self-bonding properties that makes printed objects really sturdy and less prone to de-lamination. POM is known as having the same feature as nylon, but with a bit weaker structure bonds.

POM filament is normally used for printing precision parts that require high stiffness, low friction and excellent dimensional stability.

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

Tarfuse PLA filament is an easy-to-use 3D printing filament compared to other types of materials. PLA filament with glitter gets a unique and shiny finish in your pieces. PLA filament can be printed using low to moderate temperatures and higher print speeds in FDM technology. Mechanical parameters as well as other properties of the printed model largely depend on the 3D printing conditions, such as printing temperature, extrusion speed, cooling system, etc. Compared to other 3D printing materials, the Tarfuse PLA filament shows low shrinkage and thus much lower susceptibility to warping therefore it is possible to print without a special cooling system.

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 grey 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.

Polymaker PolyLite PETG is an affordable PETG filament with balanced mechanical properties and ease of printing. PolyLite PETG is just as easy to print as PolyLite PLA while offering an additional 20˚C heat resistance and more durability. This lends PolyLite PETG to more functional applications where PLA would lack the durability or heat resistance such as lighting fixtures, vibrational parts or more functional product design prototypes.

PolyLite™ LW-PLA is a special foamed PLA designed to print with similar settings as regular PLA but with half the weight.

PolyLite™ LW-PLA is not an active foaming filament, which means it will not foam when extruded from the nozzle depending on the temperature. PolyLite™ LW-PLA is already pre-foamed.

The LayFomm 40 is another 3D printing filament created by Kai Parthy, the creator of such filaments as LayWood, Lay Brick and Reflect-o-Lay. LayFomm 40 filament is a 3D printing material with two components: an elastomer similar to rubber (TPU) and a water-soluble (PVA). After printing, place the item in water. After one to four days water-soluble (PVA) component dissolves. As a result, we received a very porous and flexible object that looks like foam. LayFomm 40 is slightly softer than LayFomm 60.