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Australia's favorite 3d printers in schools
Polylactic Acid
The most popular 3d printing filament which is easy to print, has high dimensional accuracy and is biodegradable.
Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene
Famously known for the plastic LEGO is made from. Great for printing tough and durable mechanical parts that can withstand high temperatures. Easy to sand and paint.
PLA/Luminescence Composite
A luminous material that is charged by exposure to UV light. A fun material idea for kids toys and novelty items.
Glycol Modified Polyethylene Terephthalate
A versitile material traditionally used to make drink bottles, this material offers the low warping characteristics of PLA with a higher softening temperature and a similar strength to ABS. Ideal for printing large objects requiring mechanical strength in harsh environments.
Acrylic Styrene Acrylonitrile
A Styrene based plastic very similar material to ABS with superior UV and chemical resistance. Ideal for out door and marine applications.
Polypropylene
A light weight material the is highly flexible. Great for high-cycle, low strength applications due to its fatigue resistance. Commonly used for live hinges.
Polyamide
Offering high impact resistance with strong inter-layer bonding, self lubricating and flexibility. Great for function parts, mechanical parts and gears.
Nylon / Carbon Fibre Composite
A carbon fibre reinforced nylon PA12 features high strength, high abrasion resistance and high temperature resistance specifically developed for industrial applications.
