Material selector

Nozzle

230–255 °C

Bed

95–110 °C

Strong and heat-tolerant, but prone to warping.

Nozzle

220–275 °C

Bed

90–110 °C

Outdoor-ready and UV-resistant, but prone to warping.

Nozzle

225–290 °C

Bed

40–120 °C

Stiffer than the base polymer, but abrasive and often more brittle.

Nozzle

275 °C

Bed

90–110 °C

Chemical-resistant and PETG-like, but requires higher print temperatures.

Nozzle

220–260 °C

Bed

40–85 °C

Elastic and impact-absorbing, but slow and difficult to bridge.

Nozzle

260 °C

Bed

85 °C

Glows after light exposure, but its filler wears standard nozzles.

Nozzle

225–255 °C

Bed

100–110 °C

Useful for large parts and soluble supports, but prone to warping.

Nozzle

240 °C

Bed

90 °C

Reliable across a wide print window, but needs a heated bed.

Nozzle

240–285 °C

Bed

70–115 °C

Strong and heat-resistant, but moisture-sensitive and warp-prone.

Nozzle

270–275 °C

Bed

100–115 °C

Strong and heat-resistant, but difficult to print.

Nozzle

215–270 °C

Bed

70–90 °C

Tough and easy to print, but prone to stringing.

Nozzle

270 °C

Bed

110 °C

Handles more heat than standard PETG, but needs a 270 °C nozzle.

Nozzle

185–235 °C

Bed

50–60 °C

Easy and detailed, but weak under heat and UV.

Nozzle

220–245 °C

Bed

70–100 °C

Light and chemical-resistant, but difficult to bond to the bed.

Nozzle

195–215 °C

Bed

60 °C

Water-soluble support material, but extremely moisture-sensitive.

Nozzle

215 °C

Bed

75 °C

Easy to smooth with IPA, but unsuitable for heat-loaded parts.

Nozzle

190–270 °C

Bed

60–100 °C

Creates distinctive finishes, but is more clog-prone than plain filament.