MATE3D — Precision 3D Printing

Filament materials

Choose the right plastic for your project. We print on Bambu Lab H2S with engineering-grade materials for B2B applications.

PLA

Universal prototyping material

Polylactic acid is the most popular filament for visual prototypes, models, and non-functional parts. Biodegradable, easy to print, excellent surface quality.

Technical data

Nozzle temp.

190–220 °C

Bed temp.

50–60 °C

Density

1.24 g/cm³

Tensile strength

~50 MPa

Flexibility

Low (rigid)

Heat resistance

Up to ~55 °C

Properties

Mechanical: MediumChemical: LowUV / outdoor: LowDetail accuracy: High

Best for

  • Visual prototypes and concept models
  • Enclosures, covers, display parts
  • Low-load indoor components

PETG

Durable all-rounder

Polyethylene terephthalate glycol combines ease of printing with high impact resistance and chemical stability. Ideal for functional prototypes and parts exposed to moisture.

Technical data

Nozzle temp.

230–250 °C

Bed temp.

70–80 °C

Density

1.27 g/cm³

Tensile strength

~55 MPa

Flexibility

Medium

Heat resistance

Up to ~70 °C

Properties

Mechanical: HighChemical: HighUV / outdoor: MediumDetail accuracy: High

Best for

  • Functional prototypes under load
  • Parts in humid or chemical environments
  • Transparent or semi-transparent elements

ABS

Engineering thermoplastic

Acrylonitrile butadiene styrene is a classic engineering plastic with high impact strength and heat resistance. Suitable for post-processing: sanding, acetone smoothing, painting.

Technical data

Nozzle temp.

240–260 °C

Bed temp.

90–100 °C

Density

1.04 g/cm³

Tensile strength

~40 MPa

Flexibility

Medium

Heat resistance

Up to ~95 °C

Properties

Mechanical: HighChemical: MediumUV / outdoor: LowDetail accuracy: Medium

Best for

  • Automotive and industrial components
  • Parts requiring heat resistance
  • Batch production of functional items

TPU 95A

Flexible elastomer

Thermoplastic polyurethane with Shore 95A hardness — rubber-like material that withstands bending, compression, and abrasion. Essential for gaskets, dampers, and soft-touch parts.

Technical data

Nozzle temp.

220–240 °C

Bed temp.

40–60 °C

Density

1.21 g/cm³

Tensile strength

~35 MPa

Flexibility

Very high

Heat resistance

Up to ~80 °C

Properties

Mechanical: Medium (elastic)Chemical: MediumUV / outdoor: MediumDetail accuracy: Medium

Best for

  • Gaskets, seals, and bumpers
  • Flexible mounts and cable organizers
  • Wear-resistant soft components

PA-CF

Carbon fiber nylon

Nylon reinforced with carbon fiber — maximum strength and stiffness among FDM materials. Low moisture absorption compared to pure nylon. For load-bearing functional parts and metal replacement.

Technical data

Nozzle temp.

270–290 °C

Bed temp.

90–100 °C

Density

1.14 g/cm³

Tensile strength

~80 MPa

Flexibility

Low (stiff)

Heat resistance

Up to ~120 °C

Properties

Mechanical: Very highChemical: HighUV / outdoor: MediumDetail accuracy: High

Best for

  • Load-bearing brackets and fixtures
  • Metal part replacement (lightweighting)
  • Industrial tooling and jigs

ASA

UV-stable outdoor plastic

Acrylonitrile styrene acrylate — ABS alternative with excellent UV and weather resistance. Does not yellow or become brittle outdoors. For exterior equipment housings and outdoor installations.

Technical data

Nozzle temp.

240–260 °C

Bed temp.

90–100 °C

Density

1.07 g/cm³

Tensile strength

~45 MPa

Flexibility

Medium

Heat resistance

Up to ~95 °C

Properties

Mechanical: HighChemical: MediumUV / outdoor: Very highDetail accuracy: Medium

Best for

  • Outdoor equipment housings
  • IoT and sensor enclosures
  • Parts exposed to sunlight and weather

Not sure which material to choose? Upload your model to the calculator or contact us — we'll recommend the optimal filament.