3D Printing Materials

3D printer consumables such as nylon, flexible and rigid photosensitive resin, heat-shrinkable ABS, PC engineering plastics, 3D printing metal powder, 3D printing soft rubber, silicone, transparent materials, ceramics, stainless steel, mold steel, high-temperature nickel alloys, titanium alloys, paraffin and gypsum composites. We analyze and study the different needs of customers across industries to select and apply the right 3D printing materials and technologies. Typical 3D-printed part models can be applied quickly in almost every industry. Typical applications include concept models, validation prototypes and rapid tooling, ergonomic studies, visual analysis, form and function testing, functional testing and engineering evaluation.

3D Printing Material Selection Guide

There are many types of printing materials and 3D printer consumables. Different 3D printing technologies use different materials, and different 3D printers generally use different 3D printing materials.
· By user type, there are materials for industrial high-end 3D printers and consumables for personal desktop 3D printers;
· By physical form, these mainly include liquid photosensitive resin, sheet materials, low-melting-point filaments (wires) and powders;
· By composition, materials include polymers such as plastics, resins and waxes, as well as metal alloys and ceramics.