Composite and Metal 3D Printing Materials
The strongest 3D printing materials for any industrial applications.
Composites and Continuous Fiber
Markforged composite materials offer a unique combination of strength and surfact finish for a variety of applications, including end-use parts, prototypes, and lightweight tooling.
Onyx
Onyx is a beautiful black filmaent that combines nylon with micro-carbon fibers. A filament that’s not only tougher than other 3D printing plastics— it’s also stiffer, more heat tolerant, and more dimensionally stable.
Tough Nylon
Tough Nylon filament is abrasive-resistant, flexible and impact-resistant. Nylon is also easily dyable to achieve any color you might need. It’s a highly versatile 3D printing material both with and without reinforcing fibers.
Carbon Fiber
Carbon fiber has the highest strength to weight as well as the highest thermal conductivity. Perfect for applications requiring the greatest possible stiffness and strength.
Fiberglass
Fiberglass is the most cost-effective material. It’s as strong as Carbon Fiber, but 40% as stiff, and 2X the weight. Suited to everyday applications where you need strong parts.
Kevlar
Kevlar has the best abrasion resistance and is our most flexible material. For when you need parts that are durable and resistant to impact.
High Strength High Temp Fiberglass
High Strength, High Temperature (HSHT) Fiberglass is a material uniquely designed for users who need strong parts in higher temperature environments (over 105°C, with a heat deflection point of 150°C)
Metals*
Markforged metal filaments combine the simplicity and safety of FFF printing with the superior properties of advanced metals, bringing metal 3D printing to your benchtop.
*not yet available on our online store. Please contact us for pricing and purchase.
17-4 Stainless Steel
17-4 Stainless Steel combines high strength, corrosion resistance, and hardness, making it widely used in aerospace, medical and petroleum industries.
Copper
Known for its high thermal and electrical conductivity, ductility, and machinability, copper is widely used in heat exchangers, as well as electrical and construction applications.
Inconel 625
Inconel 625 is a superalloy that is extremely resistant to corrosion and strong at high temperatures. It’s easy to print, enabling you to fabricate functional prototypes and end-use parts designed for harsh environments.
H13 Tool Steel
Harder and more capable of maintaining material properties at high temperatures, H13 tool steel is an extremely versatile material to work with. Markforged H13 can be heat treated to 45 HRC with a UTS of 1500 MPa, and is used for tool bodies, brazing fixtures, and other parts where hardness or heat resistance are required.
A2 Tool Steel
A2 tool steel is often regarded as a “universal” cold work steel, offering a combination of good wear resistance and high toughness. Both A2 and D2 can be used for cutting and forming tools, or other applications where high hardness are valued.
D2 Tool Steel
D2 tool steel is harder and more wear-resistant, but less tough. Both A2 and D2 can be used for cutting and forming tools, or other applications where high hardness are valued.
Chopped vs Continuous Composite Filaments
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