Premium quality filament. Here shown to cure after extrusion.
A wide range of filaments
Standard Filaments
Ultrafuse PLA
An easy material to print with and Ultrafuse PLA gives a smooth printing result. This most used 3D printing material is available in a wide range of RAL colors.
Ultrafuse ABS is strong, flexible with high-temperature resistance. It is a preferred plastic for engineers and professional applications. Available in 9 RAL colors.
As easy as PLA but much stronger. This filament is made from a food approved PET and will give you outstanding printing results: good layer adhesion and resolution.
Ultrafuse PLA PRO1 is a high-quality tough PLA. Reduce printing time, excels beyond printed ABS in mechanical properties, truly consistent filament, it will perform as expected.
Ultrafuse PP is a high-performance material with low density, high elasticity and high resistance to fatigue. The mechanical properties of make it ideal for applications that have to endure high stress or strain.
Ultrafuse ASA is a high-performance material with similar mechanical properties as ABS. Ultrafuse ASA offers additional benefits such as high UV resistance, toughness, and rigidity.
Ultrafuse ABS Fusion+ made with Polyscope XILOYTM 3D is an engineering filament which has been optimized for 3D-printing. Polyscope is renowned for its material solutions in the automotive industry.
PET CF15 has a high dimensional stability and very low moisture absorption.The heat-resistant property, strength, and stiffness make this filament highly suitable for (humid) industrial applications.
Ultrafuse PA is suitable for applications within a larger temperature range than normal PA filament. BASF‘s Ultramid® grades are compounds on the basis of PA6, PA66 and co-polyamides such as PA6/66.
Ultrafuse PAHT CF15 is a high-performance material that opens new applications. In parallel to its advanced mechanical properties, dimensional stability, and chemical resistance, it is easy to print.
Ultrafuse® 316L and 17-4 PH combine greater freedom of design with a low total cost of ownership. Parts acquire their final properties, through a debinding and sintering process.