ABS ( Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene): ABS is a low-cost material, which is great for printing tough and durable parts that are able to withstand high temperatures.

TPE or TPU ( Thermoplastic Elastomer ): Flexible filaments, commonly referred to as TPE or TPU, are known for their elasticity, allowing the material to easily stretch and bend.

PLA ( Polylactic Acid ): PLA is the go-to material for most users due to its ease-of-use, dimensional accuracy, and low cost.

HIPS ( High Impact Polystyrene ): HIPS is a lightweight material that is most commonly used as a dissolvable support structure for ABS models.

PETG ( Polyethylene Terephthalate Glycol ): PET and PETG filaments are known for their ease of printability, smooth surface finish, and water resistance.

Nylon ( Polyamide ): Nylon is a tough and semi-flexible material that offers high impact and abrasion resistance. It's an ideal choice for printing durable parts.

Carbon Fiber Filled: Carbon fiber filaments contain short fibers that are infused into a PLA or ABS base material to help increase strength and stiffness.

ASA ( Acrylic Styrene Acrylonitrile ): ASA is a common alternative to ABS and is great for outdoor applications due to its high UV, temperature, and impact resistance.

Polycarbonate: Polycarbonate is known for its strength and durability. It has very high heat and impact resistance, making it an ideal choice for tough environments.

Metal Filled: Metal filled filaments are made by mixing a fine metal powder into a base material, providing a unique metallic finish and added weight.

Wood Filled: Wood filaments combine a PLA base material with cork, wood dust, or other derivatives, giving the models a real wooden look and feel.

PVA ( Polyvinyl Alcohol ): PVA is commonly known for its ability to dissolve in water and is often used as a support material for complex prints.