Everything is printed on a Bambu Lab P2S. It can handle much more than just PLA. Below you'll find what each material does well, what to watch out for and what it's suitable for.
The go-to choice. Easy to print, a neat finish and the widest choice of colours.
Suitable for: Decorations, figurines, indoor parts and prototypes.
Tougher than PLA and stands up to water, heat and knocks.
Suitable for: Holders and brackets, parts for the kitchen, bathroom and outdoors.
Flexible like rubber: bends, springs back and provides grip.
Suitable for: Covers, feet, gaskets, bumpers and grips.
The classic plastic used in LEGO bricks: strong and heat-resistant.
Suitable for: Housings, car interiors and parts used near heat.
Related to ABS, but made for outdoor use: stands up to sun and rain.
Suitable for: Gardens, caravans, boats, car exteriors and anything mounted outdoors.
One of the strongest plastics for 3D printing, even at high temperatures.
Suitable for: Engineering parts that get hot and take a lot of punishment.
Tough, smooth and wear-resistant: the material for moving parts.
Suitable for: Gears, hinges, snap-fit joints and wear parts.
A base plastic containing short carbon fibres (CF) or glass fibres (GF). Stiffer and more dimensionally stable than without them.
Suitable for: Frames, brackets, jigs, drone and RC parts.
Not a material for the product itself, but for the supports underneath: it dissolves in water.
Suitable for: Supports under overhangs and inside cavities in a PLA print.
For food and drink? No 3D print is automatically food-safe, whatever the material: dirt gets trapped in the seams between the layers.
Which colours? You can see what's currently in stock on the Colours page.
Not sure? Tell us what it's for in your request, and we'll choose the material together.
A broken part, a holder that needs to fit just right or an idea of your own. Send a photo or sketch and you'll get a proposal with a price.
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