Filament library
52 colours across 7 materials. Normal filaments are $0.08/g, special filaments $0.12/g.
PLA Matte
Normal filaments · $0.08/g

White

Offwhite

Black

Matcha Green

Army Green

Peach

Desert

Haze Blue

Night Blue

Misty Lilac

Lavender

Mint Blue

Wine Red

Latte Brown

Orange

Yellow

Grey
PLA+
Normal filaments · $0.08/g

Red

Orange

Purple

Dark Brown

Dark Green

White

Black
PETG
Normal filaments · $0.08/g

White

Black

Grey
PLA assortment
Special filaments · $0.12/g

White Marble

Metal Silver

Metal Red Oak

Shift Terra

Shift Blue / Purple

Glow
PETG assortment
Special filaments · $0.12/g

Translucent

Brown Translucent

Carbon Fibre Black

Carbon Fibre Matcha Green

Carbon Fibre Sandy Beige

Carbon Fibre Misty Blue

Carbon Fibre Wine Red

Silver
TPU
Special filaments · $0.12/g

95A Black

90A Black

90A Grey

90A Green

90A Orange
ABS
Special filaments · $0.12/g

Red

Blue

Black

White

Grey

Orange
Colour accuracy
There may be slight differences between the sample photos above and the actual print.
Special order filaments
Looking for something else? We can special order any filament in our supplier’s catalogue that is not listed above. Reach out for more information on special ordering.
View the catalogueFilament guide
Which material suits your part, and what to expect from it.
PLA Matte
Recommended- Best for
- Prototypes, decorative items, beginner or non-functional prints.
- Pros
- Eco-friendly, nice matte surface finish.
- Cons
- Can become brittle over time, low heat tolerance.
PLA+
- Best for
- Functional prototypes or parts needing extra strength over PLA Matte.
- Pros
- Tougher and more impact-resistant than standard PLA.
- Cons
- Can become brittle over time, low heat tolerance, shiny surface finish.
PETG
- Best for
- Everyday functional parts or items exposed to mild temperatures or outdoors.
- Pros
- Durable, somewhat flexible, better heat and chemical resistance.
- Cons
- Shiny, can be more difficult to post-process.
PETG Carbon Fibre
- Best for
- Functional parts needing higher strength, tools or components.
- Pros
- Stiffer than standard PETG, nice matte surface finish.
- Cons
- Avoid for items with prolonged skin contact.
TPU
- Best for
- Flexible items such as phone cases, seals, gaskets, or wearables.
- Pros
- Extremely flexible (like rubber), durable against wear and impacts.
- Cons
- Challenging to print, not suited for rigid or detailed models.
ABS
- Best for
- Durable functional parts for indoors or outdoors (away from sun).
- Pros
- High impact resistance and toughness, good heat tolerance.
- Cons
- Can crack over time, shiny finish.
