New 3D printing materials: PC Carbon, PA6 Carbon and more

We're continuously expanding our material range to give you more options for your projects. The latest additions include both new FDM filaments with reinforcing fibers and advanced SLA resins for demanding applications. Here's an overview of what's new.

New FDM materials

PC Carbon

Polycarbonate reinforced with carbon fiber offers a combination of high strength, heat resistance up to 140°C, and low weight. The material is well suited to functional parts in industrial applications where mechanical load and temperature come into play. The surface finish is matte and professional.

PA6 Carbon

PA6-CF is nylon reinforced with carbon fiber and one of the strongest materials in our FDM range. It offers excellent stiffness, low weight, and good chemical resistance. We use it for everything from prototypes to production parts within machine building and electronics.

PETG Carbon

PETG-CF combines PETG's good all-round properties with the added stiffness of carbon fiber. It's easier to print than PC and PA6, making it a great choice when you want better mechanical properties than standard PETG without compromising printability.

New SLA materials

PA-Like Resin

PA-Like Resin simulates the properties of nylon (PA) with the high level of detail of SLA printing. It lets you print functional parts with a smooth surface and good impact strength — perfect for medical prototypes and presentation models where finish matters most.

High Temperature Resin

High Temperature Resin withstands temperatures up to 238°C after curing and is designed for applications such as casting molds, heat shielding, and test parts exposed to high temperatures.

See all materials

We currently offer more than 18 different materials across FDM and SLA. Each material has its own page with technical specifications, typical applications, and examples. Need help choosing the right material? Contact us — we're happy to advise.