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Materials · by property

Strong 3D printing materials

Strong materials resist load, impact, and fatigue. Choose them for functional parts, enclosures, brackets, and anything that has to survive real-world use rather than just look the part.

7 stocked options

Strong materials we print

FDM · Thermoplastic

PETG

Tough, chemical- and moisture-resistant all-rounder. The default for durable functional parts.

StrongWatertightFood-safe*

FDM · Thermoplastic

ABS / ASA

Impact-resistant and heat-tolerant; ASA adds UV stability for outdoor enclosures and automotive trim.

HeatImpactUV-stable

SLS / MJF · Nylon

Nylon PA12

Strong, isotropic, no support marks. The go-to for living hinges, clips, and end-use production parts.

StrongProductionIsotropic

FDM · Composite

Carbon-Fiber Nylon

Stiff, lightweight, and heat-resistant. For drone frames, fixtures, and load-bearing brackets.

StiffLightweightHeat

SLS · Thermoplastic

Polypropylene (PP)

Lightweight, fatigue- and chemical-resistant with a degree of flex. Living hinges and watertight containers.

FatigueChemicalWatertight

SLA · Photopolymer

Tough Resin

ABS-like resin balancing detail with impact strength for functional prototypes and snap fits.

DetailImpactSnap-fit

DMLS · Metal

Aluminium AlSi10Mg

Lightweight cast-grade aluminium alloy for structural brackets, housings, and heat sinks.

MetalLightweightThermal

When to choose strong materials

  • Functional prototypes that get handled and tested
  • Brackets, mounts, and load-bearing parts
  • Enclosures and housings
  • End-use and small-batch production parts

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