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.

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!

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.

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

PETG filament is a thermoplastic polymer from a group of polyesters in the form of fibre, used for 3D printing using the FFF method. PETG filament, 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.

Lattice PC filament is a medical-grade polymer of high-quality Polycarbonate [PC]. This transparent filament with blue reflections, solid and resistant, will make 3D parts with applications in contact with the skin.

Polycarbonate is an amorphous thermoplastic known for its very high strength and resistance to high temperatures. The PC filament is made from granules complying with ISO 10993-5 certification for skin contact, it is also autoclavable and can be used in the operating room for guided surgeries. This filament is generally used for printing 3D parts such as surgical guides and cutting guides, or medical instruments.

PETG filament is a thermoplastic polymer from a group of polyesters in the form of fibre, used for 3D printing using the FFF method. PETG filament, 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.

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 black 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.

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 0,33 kg of gray 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 ASA is an alternative to ABS with improved weather resistance. Its UV resistance and excellent mechanical properties make it the perfect choice for real-life applications. 

ASA is almost exactly the same as ABS with 1 major difference and 1 minor difference:
The major difference is ASA is extremely good at weather resistance. (Resistance to UV light and environmental stress cracking)
The minor difference is ASA prints with a nicer matte finish slightly hiding the layer lines.