Polymaker
Polymaker filament has been used for general-purpose rigid prints across prototypes and finished designs.
Visit PolymakerFilaments for practical parts and prototypes
Material choice starts with the way a part will be used. Heat, impact, repeated movement, outdoor exposure, and ordinary household use all influence whether a rigid or flexible filament is a good fit.
Materials from the brands below have been used in Lunar Prototypes work. Selection varies with the polymer, printer, part geometry, availability, and the properties each design requires.
Polymaker filament has been used for general-purpose rigid prints across prototypes and finished designs.
Visit PolymakereSUN filament, specifically the PLA+ has been used for functional prints when its available material types and colors suit the part and its intended use.
Visit eSUNOverture filament has been used for flexible components, selected according to the geometry and movement required.
Visit OvertureAMOLEN filament has been used for flexible parts where color, surface finish, or another specialty material characteristic contributes to the design.
Visit AMOLENGreenGate3D turns recycled PETG scrap into filament manufactured in the United States. Its recycled PETG has been used for practical parts where PETG properties fit the design.
Visit GreenGate3DEach material selection considers the polymer, printer setup, part orientation, wall thickness, operating environment, and expected load. Testing the finished print helps connect the material’s properties to the way the actual part will be used.