D-Limonene is the perfect solvent for anyone wanting to print support heavy multi extrusion 3D models who do not want to spend hours having to manually remove, non-dissolvable, support structures. The D-limonene will initially soften the hips and over time dissolve the material completely leaving nothing but a sticky sludge that is easy to clean off with a brush and hot water.

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 maroon 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.

Polymaker Panchroma CoPE is a copolyester-based 3D printing filament designed for effortless printing and an exceptionally high-quality surface finish. Its innovative formula enhances bridging and overhang performance while enabling reliable high-speed printing at speeds of up to 400mm/s.

PolyFlex™ TPU95-HF, created from Covestro’s Addigy®️ family, is a TPU with high flow properties making it ideal for high-speed printing. Combined with its UV resistance, PolyFlex™ TPU95-HF unlocks new applications for flexible materials in manufacturing.

The Sample Box 3 contains 2×100g sample: PolyMide™ PA6-CF and PolyMide™ PA6-GF. These samples require a 3D printer capable of reaching a nozzle temperature of 300˚C and equipped with an abrasion resistant nozzle

PLA filament with glitter particles by a Spanish manufacturer, Smart Materials 3D. PLA filament with glitter gets a unique and shiny finish in your pieces.
This PLA filament minimizes printing layers, achieving a completely homogeneous surface and offers the same benefits as standard PLA filament, so high quality is guaranteed.

Print easily a lot of models with higher printing speed than other materials. You will not have pieces with warping as this material does not have contractions, so you will be able to print with high-resolution models with a good surface finish.

Polymaker PolyMide PA12-CF is a carbon fiber-reinforced PA12 (Nylon 12) filament. Thanks to the low moisture sensitivity of PA12, this product features outstanding mechanical and thermal properties even after the moisture conditioning process. Combined with its ease of print with Warp-Free™️ technology, this product is ideal to create manufacturing tools.

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.