UltiMaker Breakaway is an easy-to-remove, versatile support material great for parts made from build materials that are moisture-sensitive or not compatible with Ultimaker PVA, tight-tolerance gauges, and tooling.

Tough, chemically resistant and dimensionally accurate, UltiMaker CPE+ is formulated for functional prototyping, mechanical parts, and custom components that need to withstand high temperatures.

With UltiMaker PC (polycarbonate), you can print strong and tough parts that retain dimensional stability when subjected to temperatures as high as 110 C.

One of the most affordable technical 3D printing materials with a good mix of properties, UltiMaker PETG sets the standard for enterprise-grade industrial use.

A carbon fiber reinforced polyphenylene sulfide filament and the next level composite material for the UltiMaker Factor 4, UltiMaker PPS CF has excellent performance while still being easy to print using HT print cores.

The leading water-soluble support material for multi-extrusion 3D printing, UltiMaker PVA offers you freedom and convenience to design complex geometries that require supports, which dissolve away in tap water.

UltiMaker TPU 95A is a flexible material that is easier and faster to print than other TPU filaments on the market, making it ideal for applications that demand chemical resistance and the qualities of rubber and plastic.

With improved mechanical performance and compatible RapidRinse water-soluble support material, ABS-R is a new ABS formulation that provides superior printing reliability and performance with a 98% jam reduction for consistent, repeatable ABS prototypes, tools, and parts.

PC-ABS is a strong, engineering-grade material that has both a high heat resistance and high impact resistance. When ABS does not provide a high enough impact resistance, but high heat resistance is still required, PC-ABS is a great alternative, due to the addition of polycarbonate.

PLA is a great material for early concept models because it is easy to use, office-friendly, and works great with breakaway supports which print faster and can be removed faster than dissolvable supports. PLA is a corn-based plastic and is considered biodegradable under industrial processes.

PETG’s chemical resistance makes it a choice material for liquid containers and bottles, which also makes it great for prototyping those types of products. PETG is also commonly used in research labs that require chemical resistance in functional parts or containers.

Carbon fiber reinforced nylon optimized for high strength to weight ratio, stiffness, and heat resistance making it ideal for structural applications and metal replacements that require parts hold their form with minimal flex – such as automotive brackets or inspection gauges.

PVA is a water soluble support material that is compatible with many lower temperature model materials such as PLA and PETG. Because PVA is water soluble it is very office friendly, and is a great option for printing the most complex geometries in a prototyping environment.