Every grade, same fields, same order.
Seven families, 37 SKUs. Specifications are published per polymer grade, so comparing two materials means reading two columns — not two marketing pages.
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Polylactic acid
PLA
Fast, accurate, easy. Loses stiffness above roughly 55 °C.
- SKUs
- 8
- Heat
- 53–60 °C
- Price
- On request
Glycol-modified polyethylene terephthalate
PETG
Impact tolerant and water resistant. Stringy if you print it wet or fast.
- SKUs
- 11
- Heat
- 76–78 °C
- Price
- On request
Acrylonitrile butadiene styrene / acrylonitrile styrene acrylate
ABS & ASA
Heat resistant and UV stable (ASA). Warps without an enclosure.
- SKUs
- 5
- Heat
- 100–106 °C
- Price
- On request
Thermoplastic polyurethane
TPU
Elastic and abrasion resistant. Slow, and unforgiving of long Bowden tubes.
- SKUs
- 3
- Heat
- —
- Price
- On request
Polyamide, carbon and glass reinforced
Nylon & composites
The best fatigue and wear performance available on an FDM printer. Needs a dryer.
- SKUs
- 3
- Heat
- 215 °C
- Price
- On request
Polycarbonate and PC blends
Polycarbonate
Highest strength and heat resistance here. Also the least forgiving.
- SKUs
- 3
- Heat
- 111–114 °C
- Price
- On request
Photopolymer for MSLA and DLP
Resin
Unmatched surface finish and detail. Wear gloves and wash properly.
- SKUs
- 4
- Heat
- —
- Price
- On request
Comparison
All families, one table.
No 3D printing material is best for everything — only right for your part. Read the row for the property it actually depends on.
| Grade | Family | Heat deflection | Tensile | Elongation | Chamber |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PLA Matte | PLA | 53–60 °C | 23,2 MPa | — | Not required |
| PLA High Speed | PLA | 53 °C | 46,0 MPa | — | Not required |
| PLA-CF | PLA | 54 °C | 31,2 MPa | 13,2 % | Not required |
| PETG Core | PETG | 76–78 °C | 37,9–50,8 MPa | 8,4 % | Optional |
| PETG 2.0 | PETG | 71 ± 4 °C | 43 ± 10 MPa | 12 ± 5 % | Not required |
| PETG Matte | PETG | 70 °C | 48 MPa | 33 % | Optional |
| PETG-CF | PETG | 68,6 °C | 59,8 MPa | — | Optional |
| ABS Core | ABS/ASA | 100–106 °C | 33,4–34,9 MPa | 17,9 % | 45–55 °C |
| ASA Core | ABS/ASA | 103 °C | 43,8 MPa | 6,7 % | 50–60 °C |
| TPU 95A | TPU | — | — | 551 % | Not required |
| TPU 85A | TPU | — | 30,1 MPa | 592 % | Not required |
| PA-CF | Nylon | 215 °C | 109,3 MPa | — | 50 °C |
| PA12 | Nylon | 111 °C | 78,0 MPa | — | 45 °C |
| PA6-GF | Nylon | 191 °C | 80,1 MPa | — | 55 °C |
| PC Core | PC | 111–114 °C | 53,4–69,1 MPa | 4,8 % | 50–60 °C |
| PC Blend | PC | 112 °C | 39,9 MPa | — | 45–55 °C |
| Precision Resin | Resin | — | 65 MPa | 6,2 % | — |
| Tough Resin | Resin | 70 °C | 40,4 MPa | 79 % | — |
| High Temp Resin | Resin | 142 → 238 °C | 58,3 → 51,1 MPa | 3,3 → 2,4 % | — |
| Castable Resin | Resin | — | — | — | — |
Price and minimum order are quoted on request for every grade in this table. Heat deflection for TPU grades is not published — flexible grades are selected by Shore hardness instead.
The properties on this page are values published in the named manufacturers' data sheets, measured on their grades to the standard printed against each row — not measurements of a ZORVA spool. Use them to compare material classes, not as an acceptance specification.