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Ultrafuse® PA is the translation of BASF´s Ultramid® to the 3D printing space. It is based on a copolyamide 6/66 grade of intermediate viscosity.

Ultrafuse® PA6 GF30 is a unique compound specifically developed for FFF printing. Due to the glass fiber content of 30%, parts tend to warp less.

Previously Innofil3D PAHT CF15, new name, same product. Ultrafuse PAHT CF15 is a high-performance 3D printing filament that opens new application fields in FFF printing. In parallel to its advanced mechanical properties, dimensional stability, and chemica

Previously Innofil3D EPR InnoPET, new name, same product. PET (Polyethylene terephthalate) is the well-known PET bottle material. The raw material monoPET is a food-approved grade and has a natural transparent look. We predict a bright future for this mat

Previously Innofil3D EPR InnoPET, new name, same product. PET (Polyethylene terephthalate) is the well-known PET bottle material. The raw material monoPET is a food-approved grade and has a natural transparent look. We predict a bright future for this mat

Ultrafuse PET CF15 is a functional 3D printing material optimized to meet your requirements. Its high dimensional stability and very low moisture absorption make it a perfect material in a humid environment.

Previously Innofil3D EPR InnoPET, new name, same product. PET (Polyethylene terephthalate) is the well-known PET bottle material. The raw material monoPET is a food-approved grade and has a natural transparent look. We predict a bright future for this mat

Previously Innofil3D EPR InnoPET, new name, same product. PET (Polyethylene terephthalate) is the well-known PET bottle material. The raw material monoPET is a food-approved grade and has a natural transparent look. We predict a bright future for this mat

Previously Innofil3D EPR InnoPET, new name, same product. PET (Polyethylene terephthalate) is the well-known PET bottle material. The raw material monoPET is a food-approved grade and has a natural transparent look. We predict a bright future for this mat

Previously Innofil3D EPR InnoPET, new name, same product. PET (Polyethylene terephthalate) is the well-known PET bottle material. The raw material monoPET is a food-approved grade and has a natural transparent look. We predict a bright future for this mat

Previously Innofil3D EPR InnoPET, new name, same product. PET (Polyethylene terephthalate) is the well-known PET bottle material. The raw material monoPET is a food-approved grade and has a natural transparent look. We predict a bright future for this mat

Previously Innofil3D EPR InnoPET, new name, same product. PET (Polyethylene terephthalate) is the well-known PET bottle material. The raw material monoPET is a food-approved grade and has a natural transparent look. We predict a bright future for this mat

Previously Innofil3D PLA, new name, same product. PLA (Polylactic Acid) – the most used 3D printing material available in a wide range of RAL and Ultrafuse colors and translucencies. The glossy feel often attracts those who print display models or small i

Previously Innofil3D PLA, new name, same product. PLA (Polylactic Acid) – the most used 3D printing material available in a wide range of RAL and Ultrafuse colors and translucencies.

PLA (Polylactic Acid) – the most used 3D printing material available in a wide range of RAL and Ultrafuse colors and translucencies. The glossy feel often attracts those who print display models or small items for household use.

Previously Innofil3D PLA, new name, same product. PLA (Polylactic Acid) – the most used 3D printing material available in a wide range of RAL and Ultrafuse colors and translucencies. The glossy feel often attracts those who print display models or small i

Previously Innofil3D PLA, new name, same product. PLA (Polylactic Acid) – the most used 3D printing material available in a wide range of RAL and Ultrafuse colors and translucencies. The glossy feel often attracts those who print display models or small i

Previously Innofil3D PLA, new name, same product. PLA (Polylactic Acid) – the most used 3D printing material available in a wide range of RAL and Ultrafuse colors and translucencies. The glossy feel often attracts those who print display models or small i

Previously Innofil3D PLA, new name, same product. PLA (Polylactic Acid) – the most used 3D printing material available in a wide range of RAL and Ultrafuse colors and translucencies. The glossy feel often attracts those who print display models or small i

Previously Innofil3D PLA, new name, same product. PLA (Polylactic Acid) – the most used 3D printing material available in a wide range of RAL and Ultrafuse colors and translucencies.

Previously Innofil3D PLA, new name, same product. PLA (Polylactic Acid) – the most used 3D printing material available in a wide range of RAL and Ultrafuse colors and translucencies. The glossy feel often attracts those who print display models or small i

Previously Innofil3D PLA, new name, same product. PLA (Polylactic Acid) – the most used 3D printing material available in a wide range of RAL and Ultrafuse colors and translucencies. The glossy feel often attracts those who print display models or small i

Previously Innofil3D PLA, new name, same product. PLA (Polylactic Acid) – the most used 3D printing material available in a wide range of RAL and Ultrafuse colors and translucencies. The glossy feel often attracts those who print display models or small i

Previously Innofil3D PLA, new name, same product. PLA (Polylactic Acid) – the most used 3D printing material available in a wide range of RAL and Ultrafuse colors and translucencies. The glossy feel often attracts those who print display models or small i