PLA filament glowing in the dark 1,75 mm.

PLA 3D printing filament by the Polish manufacturer, Devil Design, containing 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.

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

ASA (Acrylonitrile Styrene Acrylate) is a UV-resistant weatherable polymer. Tarfuse ASA filament has a low-gloss matte finish that makes it a perfect filament for technical prints - especially when you don't want the high-gloss surface finish often associated with many other 3D printing materials such as ABS, PETG, or PLA. ASA's UV stability makes it an ideal material for outdoor applications that will experience intense exposure to the sun and weather.  ASA's exceptional mechanical and thermal properties - coupled with excellent UV stability - are why this resin is used in the auto, marine, and RV industries for exterior applications such as mirror housings, cowl covers, radiator grills, and sensor housings. 

The highest quality filament for 3D printing Everfil Nylon PA12 was made by a Polish manufacturer, 3D Kordo.

Everfil Nylon PA12 - an engineering polymer produced primarily for the automotive, clothing and machine industries thanks to its resistance to temperature, alcohol and chemicals, is particularly useful for mechanical and technical applications. It is extremely durable, strong and unbreakable. It works well with metal tools and paints, which makes it even more versatile and functional. Everfil Nylon PA12 adapts perfectly to dyeing and has no tendency to fade. It is one of the few materials for 3D printing that can be post-processed using tools dedicated to metalworking. It is an incredibly flexible material - it extends by 50% before it breaks. However, the filament is not resistant to concentrated alkalis and acids. Nylon filament absorbs moisture relatively quickly, so it should be stored in a tightly closed bag.

Polymaker PolySonic PLA is a revolutionary high-speed 3D printing filament, the ultimate game-changer in additive manufacturing. With its lightning-fast extrusion rate, cutting-edge precision, and exceptional layer adhesion you can ramp up the speed of your 3D printer and witness new levels of productivity. Accelerate your workflow without compromising on strength or quality.

Recommended 3D printing temperature:
classic: 190 – 220 °C, high-speed: 210 – 230 °C

Build plate temperature:
30 – 60 °C 

Recommended 3D print speed:

classic: 50 – 100 mm/s, high-speed: 100 – 300 mm/s

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.

Polymaker PolyLite Silk PLA 3D printing filament through a special modification of PLA filament gives a glossy outstanding surface finish that produces excellent 3D printed models. This filament is easy to print like a standard PLA filament. It is a natural material, biodegradable and eco-friendly, with no harm to the user and environment.

Printing and Drying Settings:

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.

Prografen PLA Graphene Strong is a high-quality polymer 3D printer filament created from renewable materials. This filament was developed in response to market demand for a professional material that would unleash the full potential of the latest generation of 3D printers. PLA with the addition of graphene allows for the production of precise details at ultra-high printing speeds without issues with voids or stringing. This is possible due to its high MFR and extremely low shrinkage. The components of the filament are poly(lactic acid) and a 6% allowance of EFG (Edge Functionalized Graphene) flake graphene. In addition, the material does not require special nozzles or climate chambers. Graphene doping also increases the stiffness of the material by over 15% compared to pure polymer.

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.