3D Printing Materials
Photopolymers for SLA, DLP, and LCD; powder nylons for SLS and MJF; FDM filaments; and SLM metal powders for complex functional parts.
Browse 3D printing materials
Materials library
Match the part to a process first: additive resins, nylons, and metal powders, or CNC mill stock in metals, wood, and engineering plastics.
AIHFABS keeps both catalogs on one platform. Open a family page to scan grades, abilities, and finishing, then upload the same CAD for a dated quote.
An on-demand materials library is a live catalog of printable and machinable grades — not a warehouse you have to empty. You pick the process family, compare ability and properties, then print or mill only the lot you need.
That is how AIHFABS quotes work: one file can price SLA resin, SLS nylon, SLM metal, or CNC aluminum. You lock the material after you see lead time and finish, instead of sending a second RFQ.
Each landing holds the full catalog for that process family. Use the chips to jump to a material group.
Photopolymers for SLA, DLP, and LCD; powder nylons for SLS and MJF; FDM filaments; and SLM metal powders for complex functional parts.
Browse 3D printing materials
Wrought metals from plate and bar, hardwood and sheet goods for routing, plus acrylic, POM, and polycarbonate for machined plastics.
Browse CNC materialsStart with the job, then the process, then the grade. The quote confirms envelope, finish, and date.
Visual model, clip, heat shield, or production face — cosmetics, load, and temperature decide the family.
3D printing for lattices and short-run plastics or metals. CNC when stock properties and tight faces matter.
Filter by resin, nylon, metal powder, or mill stock. Each card lists ability, properties, and finishing.
Upload STEP, STL, or 3MF once. Compare grades and lead times before you order.
Keep the model in a library. Reprint or remachine when the revision changes — no obsolete stock.
The same catalog covers fixtures, housings, heat-resistant metal, and display parts.
Jigs, ducts, and replacement covers in nylon or machined aluminum.
Visual resins, dyed nylons, and clear acrylic for models and short-run housings.
Heat-resistant resin, glass-filled nylon, and SLM or CNC metals for brackets and ducts.
High-detail resin and machined plastics for fixtures, jigs, and non-implant prototypes.
Upload CAD once. Compare 3D printing and CNC grades on the same geometry before you order.
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