Choose a feel and a finish
The right material
for your idea.
We’ll help choose a material and color based on how you plan to use your part. These are starter options; actual stock and shades may change.
Starter materials
A few good places to start.
An easy-to-use, everyday filament with a smooth finish and crisp detail.
Good for
Decor, organizers, models, and general-purpose parts used indoors.
Why choose it
Good detail and a broad choice of colors.
Things to know
Less suited to hot environments or parts that need to flex.
Color swatches (placeholders)
02 / MATTE FINISH
PLA Matte
Quoted per project
A matte-look PLA option for a softer, low-gloss appearance.
Good for
Display pieces, gifts, and objects where surface appearance matters.
Why choose it
Muted surface appearance with the familiar ease of PLA.
Things to know
Like other PLA, it is not intended for high heat or safety-critical use.
Color swatches (placeholders)
A tougher everyday option when a part needs more impact resistance than PLA.
Good for
Practical parts and objects that may see more knocks or warmer conditions.
Why choose it
More impact-tough than PLA in Bambu Lab’s material comparison.
Things to know
Surface finish and fine details can differ from PLA; exact performance depends on the part.
Color swatches (placeholders)
04 / FLEXIBLE
TPU (flexible)
Quoted per project
A flexible filament for parts designed to bend or cushion.
Good for
Flexible covers, bumpers, grips, and soft-touch parts.
Why choose it
Can flex and return toward its original shape when the part is designed for it.
Things to know
Flexible prints are not a fit for every design and may take longer to produce.
Color swatches (placeholders)
+Need something different? Advanced materials may be available on request. Tell us about your project and we’ll see what fits.
At a glance
Compare the basics.
These are broad starting points, not performance guarantees. Exact filament and part design matter.
Material test values are comparisons under specific lab conditions. The strength and heat performance of a printed part can change with its shape, orientation, and print settings. We don’t certify parts for safety-critical use.
iColors may look a little different on screen than they do in person. Ask us about current stock before you choose.