Explore every CK material by manufacturing process, real sample appearance and available colours.
Material images and colour variants are references. Confirm grade, condition, colour and availability with quotation.
Silver-whiteAn austenitic stainless steel for printed metal components where corrosion resistance and useful mechanical strength are important. The alloy can support a broad range of engineering applications.
Confirm the material condition and any corrosion or temperature requirements.
Silver-whiteA hardenable stainless steel for components requiring high strength with corrosion resistance. Heat treatment and final material condition are important parts of the specification.
Agree the required heat-treatment condition before quotation.
Silver-whiteA lightweight aluminium alloy for complex printed components. It offers a useful combination of strength, thermal stability and corrosion resistance, with CNC machining available for specified interfaces.
Define critical machined features and final surface requirements.
Silver-whiteAn aluminium alloy option listed by the supplier for metal printing. The description emphasises machinability, weldability and mechanical performance; the exact powder and process route need confirmation.
Confirm printing availability, powder grade and final material condition.
Silver-whiteA titanium alloy for lightweight metal components requiring high strength and corrosion resistance. It is a candidate for demanding engineering applications where weight and durability matter.
Any medical or regulated use requires application-specific qualification.
Silver-whiteA high-strength tooling steel for complex tools and mould-related components. Hardness and wear performance depend on the specified material condition and subsequent processing.
Agree the heat-treatment and final hardness requirements.
Silver-whiteA nickel-based alloy for components exposed to demanding temperatures and mechanical loads. The supplier highlights creep resistance and corrosion resistance for complex printed geometries.
Confirm operating temperature, material condition and required documentation.
Original referenceA tin-bronze alloy for printed parts where wear and corrosion resistance are important. The supplier highlights the possibility of complex details such as thin walls and internal channels.
Review minimum features and the intended service environment.
BronzeA copper-chromium-zirconium alloy combining strength with conductivity. It is a candidate for complex conductive components, including geometries with internal channels.
Confirm conductivity targets and the final material condition.
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Material images and colour variants are references. Confirm grade, condition, colour and availability with quotation.
WhiteA white SLA resin for finely detailed models with a smooth surface. Its appearance and colour stability make it useful for visual prototypes where detail reproduction is a priority.
Confirm cosmetic areas and any painting requirements.
Yellow-greenAn ABS-like SLA resin selected for more compliant, impact-tolerant prototypes than a standard white modelling resin. The supplier highlights toughness and resistance to repeated loading.
ABS-like describes behaviour; this is a photopolymer, not ABS thermoplastic.
Original referenceA clear SLA resin for transparent models and light-transmitting components. The final clarity depends on the part geometry and finishing route; sanding and polishing may be required.
Agree the optical appearance and post-processing scope.
BlackA black SLA resin with a matte appearance and strong visual coverage. It is suited to appearance models and components where a dark, opaque surface is required.
Confirm the surface finish and light-blocking requirements.
WhiteA tough SLA photopolymer for functional prototype evaluation. The supplier highlights moisture resistance, dimensional stability and a balance of strength and toughness for engineering models.
Confirm the exact 6060 formulation and required test conditions.
ClearAn SLA casting-pattern material for complex geometries. It is intended to support pattern production for casting, where clean burnout and compatibility with the casting workflow are important.
Review the burnout cycle and casting process before selection.
BrownA brown SLA resin with a wood-like colour and fine-detail capability. The supplier describes an appearance that helps reduce the visibility of layer lines in presentation models.
Confirm the desired colour and cosmetic finish.
WhiteA rigid photopolymer positioned for tooling and models that require thermal performance. The supplier references wind-tunnel models and rapid tooling among its possible applications.
The listed temperature requires confirmation of formulation, curing and test conditions.
ClearAn SLA resin for precision casting patterns, including complex or thin-walled geometries. The supplier highlights low expansion, clean burnout and a smooth surface that can be polished.
Confirm the casting workflow and burnout schedule.
BlackPA12 nylon with natural white, black, red, blue, green and yellow colour references.
Confirm the required grade, colour and finishing with your quotation.
BlackAn SLS material positioned for impact-tolerant components and low-temperature use. The supplier highlights toughness and resistance to oils, salts and selected solvents.
Confirm the exact polymer grade, colour and conditioning.
White/BlackAn SLS material for functional parts that need a balance of mechanical strength, impact performance and wear resistance. The supplier also highlights low density for lightweight component design.
Confirm the exact grade and surface requirements.
Off-whiteA glass-fibre-filled SLS nylon designed for increased rigidity and dimensional stability. It is a candidate when thermal deformation and wear performance are important selection criteria.
Confirm fibre content and grade-specific test data.
Dark greyA glass-filled SLS material positioned around mechanical performance and dimensional stability. The supplier associates this designation with Evonik and elevated-temperature applications.
Confirm the original manufacturer grade and temperature test conditions.
Dark greyA PA6-based SLS material listed with glass-fibre reinforcement. It is positioned for high-strength, impact-resistant and wear-resistant engineering components.
Confirm the manufacturer's grade and any thermal or electrical qualification.
Dark greyA PA12-based SLS material reinforced with carbon fibre. It is intended for components needing more strength and rigidity than an unfilled nylon option, with thermal performance also considered.
Confirm the fibre content and grade-specific properties.
WhiteAn SLS material described as lightweight and rigid, with chemical resistance and dimensional stability. Its natural printed surface has a slightly textured appearance.
Confirm the underlying polymer grade and final surface requirement.
BlackA flexible powder-bed material with a listed Shore A hardness of 92. It is positioned for lightweight, resilient components that recover after deformation.
Confirm the required compression, recovery and geometry.
GreySelect the MJF production route and required post-processing.
Confirm grade and requirements with quotation.
PurpleA low-warping thermoplastic with useful rigidity for visual models and early design checks. It is a practical choice when appearance and straightforward prototyping matter more than heat resistance.
Consider another material when heat or repeated impact is a priority.
WhiteA tough thermoplastic offering a useful balance of impact resistance and resistance to selected chemicals. Its low tendency to warp supports functional prototypes and general-purpose printed components.
Check compatibility with the actual chemical and operating temperature.
WhiteAn engineering thermoplastic for functional prototypes, housings and fixtures. The material combines impact resistance with useful mechanical performance and heat resistance for everyday engineering applications.
Confirm the exact formulation and loading conditions.
BlackCarbon-fibre-filled PLA offers a stiffer feel and a matte surface for models or components where rigidity and appearance matter. Reinforcement changes its behaviour compared with unfilled PLA.
Specify the required stiffness and surface appearance.
WhiteGlass-fibre-reinforced ABS supports applications that need greater rigidity, dimensional stability and resistance to heat than a standard ABS formulation. It is a candidate for loaded engineering components.
Review load direction and the selected grade.
BlackCarbon-fibre reinforcement gives ABS a combination of stiffness and strength suited to demanding functional parts. The supplier describes improved thermal performance alongside the base material's impact resistance.
Confirm grade-specific thermal and mechanical data.
BlackAn ABS formulation intended for applications with flame-resistance requirements. The supplier lists a 94-V0 designation; the relevant test documentation should be reviewed for the exact grade and part requirements.
A catalogue designation alone does not certify a printed component.
BlackA flexible thermoplastic polyurethane with a listed Shore A hardness of 95. Elastic recovery, abrasion resistance and tear resistance make it a candidate for compliant parts and cushioning structures.
Confirm flexibility, wall thickness and loading cycles.
Dark greyCarbon-fibre-filled PETG combines a rigid structure with the toughness and chemical-resistance characteristics of the base polymer. It is an option when dimensional stability is important in a functional part.
Review the exact grade and chemical exposure.
BlackGlass-fibre-filled PETG is intended to increase rigidity and thermal performance while retaining useful resistance to selected chemicals. It can be considered for engineering parts that need a more stable shape.
Confirm the required temperature and stiffness.
BlackASA is an engineering thermoplastic for parts exposed to weather and ultraviolet light. It is a candidate for outdoor applications where resistance to environmental exposure is part of the design brief.
Confirm exposure duration and colour requirements.
BlackCarbon-fibre-reinforced ASA combines weather resistance with added rigidity and dimensional stability. It is a candidate when an outdoor component also needs a stiffer structure.
Review environmental exposure and mechanical loading together.
BlackA carbon-fibre-reinforced, high-temperature nylon formulation for demanding functional components. The supplier positions it around strength, thermal performance and resistance to selected chemicals.
Verify the exact nylon grade and operating conditions.
Milky whitePolycarbonate offers impact resistance, strength and thermal performance for durable functional parts. It can be considered when a standard prototyping plastic does not meet the mechanical demands of the application.
Review the load case and temperature with the material data.
BlackA polycarbonate and ABS blend combining impact performance with processability. It is a practical option for functional parts where dimensional stability and mechanical strength are important.
Confirm the selected blend and surface requirements.
Milky whiteA lightweight, flexible thermoplastic with resistance to many chemicals. PP is a candidate for components that benefit from low density and compliance rather than high rigidity.
Check chemical compatibility for the actual use case.
WhiteGlass-fibre reinforcement adds rigidity and thermal performance to polypropylene. This formulation can be considered for structural components that need a stiffer alternative to unfilled PP.
Confirm the loading and grade-specific properties.
Milky whiteGlass-bead-filled polypropylene prioritises dimensional stability and rigidity while retaining the chemical-resistance characteristics of PP. It is a candidate for parts where maintaining shape matters.
Review dimensional requirements and chemical exposure.
BlackCarbon-fibre-filled polypropylene combines a lightweight polymer base with increased rigidity and strength. It is intended for components where stiffness and resistance to selected chemicals are important.
Confirm the formulation and application conditions.
NaturalPEEK is a high-performance engineering polymer selected for demanding combinations of temperature, chemical exposure and mechanical loading. Its suitability depends on the precise material grade and manufacturing conditions.
Application-specific qualification is required for regulated uses.
BlackCarbon-fibre-filled PEEK offers a more rigid alternative to unfilled PEEK, with wear and thermal performance suited to demanding engineering evaluation. It is a candidate for highly loaded components.
Confirm fibre content, orientation and grade-specific data.
Light beigePolyphenylene sulphide is an engineering polymer for challenging thermal and chemical environments. The supplier also highlights flame-resistance characteristics for this material family.
Review the exact grade and any required test documentation.
BlackCarbon-fibre reinforcement increases the rigidity and dimensional stability of PPS. It is intended for engineering components where temperature and stiffness are central to material selection.
Confirm the grade and long-term service conditions.
BeigeGlass-fibre-filled PPS is an option for mechanically demanding components exposed to heat or selected chemicals. Its engineering performance should be reviewed against the actual application requirements.
Confirm grade-specific temperature and loading limits.
Yellow-brownA PEI-based material positioned for functional components requiring strength and thermal performance. The supplier highlights flame-resistance characteristics; suitability for a particular industry depends on the specified grade and supporting documentation.
Confirm any required flame, smoke or industry qualification.
Clear amberA high-temperature PEI material for demanding mechanical and thermal applications. It is a candidate when a component needs to retain useful properties at elevated temperatures.
Do not assume food-contact or medical approval without grade-specific documentation.
BlackPolybutylene terephthalate combines rigidity, dimensional stability and low moisture uptake. The supplier highlights electrical insulation and resistance to selected chemicals for electronic and automotive component development.
Confirm electrical and thermal requirements for the grade.
BlackCarbon-fibre-filled PBT combines the polymer's chemical-resistance characteristics with a stiffer reinforced structure. The supplier also highlights thermal conductivity as a selection consideration.
Verify electrical and thermal properties of the reinforced grade.
BlackA flame-retardant polycarbonate formulation intended for functional parts with fire-performance requirements. It combines the mechanical characteristics of PC with a formulation selected for flame resistance.
Confirm the test classification, thickness and supporting documentation.
BlackCarbon-fibre-filled PET is intended to improve rigidity, hardness and wear performance. The supplier describes reduced warping during printing, making it a candidate for dimensionally stable functional components.
Confirm the final-part performance rather than relying on print settings alone.
BlackA glass-fibre-reinforced, high-temperature nylon formulation combining toughness with increased mechanical rigidity. It is a candidate for industrial parts exposed to elevated temperatures and demanding loads.
Review the exact grade and environmental conditioning.
BlackCarbon-fibre-reinforced polyphthalamide targets lightweight components that need strength, stiffness and dimensional stability. It is a candidate for demanding engineering applications involving heat or chemical exposure.
Confirm temperature, loading and the specific formulation.
ClearA clear general-purpose photopolymer for rigid transparent models. Polishing can improve optical appearance, with the result depending on geometry and the agreed finishing process.
Confirm the required clarity rather than assuming optical-grade performance.
WhiteA bright white photopolymer for stiff, detailed models. Its matte appearance and smooth surface suit visual prototypes and components where fine features are important.
Confirm cosmetic surfaces and any finishing requirements.
BlackA deep-black photopolymer for rigid models with fine details. The matte surface and opaque colour suit appearance prototypes that need a dark, consistent presentation.
Confirm the required finish and dimensional needs.
GreyA grey general-purpose photopolymer for stiff, detailed models. Its smooth, matte appearance supports visual evaluation of shape and surface features.
Confirm functional loads before using an appearance-oriented resin.
GreyA tough photopolymer intended to resemble polypropylene-like mechanical behaviour. It balances rigidity with compliance for prototype parts that bend and recover under repeated loading.
PP-like does not mean the material is polypropylene.
GreyA photopolymer intended for strong, rigid functional prototypes with ABS-like behaviour. It is a candidate when a model should resist bending during handling or evaluation.
Confirm service duration and the required loading conditions.
WhiteA stiff photopolymer intended to emulate the rigidity of reinforced thermoplastics. It has a smooth, matte surface and is positioned for engineering models requiring dimensional stability.
Nylon-like behaviour does not identify it as nylon thermoplastic.
WhiteA glass-filled photopolymer intended for rigid engineering models with a smooth, matte surface. The supplier compares its stiffness and precision with high-performance thermoplastics.
This is a PEEK-like resin, not PEEK thermoplastic.
ClearAn elastomeric photopolymer with a listed Shore A hardness of 80. It is a candidate for prototype cushioning, damping and compliant features that undergo bending or compression.
Confirm geometry, deformation and expected loading cycles.
TranslucentA soft, translucent photopolymer with a listed Shore A hardness of 50. It can be considered for prototypes intended to simulate softer rubber or silicone-like components.
Simulation behaviour is not equivalent to the final moulded material.
Translucent light brownA photopolymer for finely detailed prototypes requiring thermal performance. The supplier states an HDT of 238°C at 0.45 MPa; this is a test value rather than a general continuous-use temperature.
Confirm cure conditions, applied load and thermal exposure.
BlackA resin intended for static-dissipative components used in manufacturing environments. It is a candidate for fixtures or handling parts where electrostatic behaviour is part of the specification.
Confirm the required resistance range and verification method.
Light greyA resin intended for rigid functional components with flame-performance requirements. The supplier highlights self-extinguishing behaviour and heat resistance for industrial applications.
Verify the exact flame classification and relevant test documentation.
ClearA clear rigid resin positioned by the supplier for applications requiring biocompatibility evaluation. It combines transparency with mechanical strength for development work involving specialist requirements.
Human-contact suitability requires grade-specific evidence and a validated workflow.
ClearAmberAn amber rigid resin positioned for applications requiring biocompatibility and sterilisation evaluation. Material selection depends on the intended contact conditions and the approved processing route.
Verify contact duration, sterilisation compatibility and applicable documentation.
WhiteAn opaque white resin positioned for applications with specified human-contact requirements. Its suitability must be evaluated for the exact intended use and processing conditions.
Confirm the relevant contact category and validated manufacturing workflow.
BlackAn opaque black resin with a matte, smooth appearance, positioned for specialist applications requiring biocompatibility evaluation. Its dark colour provides visual contrast in development models.
Confirm the intended contact conditions and supporting evidence.
Clear or translucentA photopolymer for investment-casting patterns. The supplier highlights low thermal expansion and low ash content to support casting preparation for detailed geometries.
Review the burnout cycle and casting compatibility.
MulticolourA full-colour photopolymer option for detailed presentation models, including blended colours and gradients. The supplier's detailed process field identifies PolyJet, although the listing appears under its SLA category.
Confirm colour references, process availability and model requirements.
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Material images and colour variants are references. Confirm grade, condition, colour and availability with quotation.
Original referenceCorrosion resistance and strength for functional metal parts. Select the grade to suit the working environment.
Specify the grade, material condition and exposure conditions.
Original referenceLightweight, readily machinable metal for housings, brackets and structural parts. Alloy choice influences strength and finishing.
Confirm the alloy and temper, then review any anodising requirements.
Original referenceA versatile family for load-bearing mechanical parts. Grade and heat treatment determine the required strength and hardness.
Define the grade, heat treatment and corrosion-protection finish.
Original referenceCombines a high strength-to-weight ratio with corrosion resistance for demanding lightweight components.
Specify the exact grade and required material documentation.
Original referenceA copper-zinc alloy with good machinability, suited to detailed fittings and turned components.
Confirm alloy composition and application-specific restrictions.
Original referenceHigh electrical and thermal conductivity make copper useful for current-carrying and heat-transfer components.
Specify the grade and required electrical or thermal performance.
BlackAn economical, impact-resistant plastic for rigid prototypes, enclosures and fixtures.
Define the part function, appearance and service conditions.
BlackA machinable engineering plastic combining dimensional stability, wear resistance and low friction.
Confirm the exact resin grade and requirements for sliding or mating features.
BeigeAn engineering thermoplastic selected for resistance to heat, wear and chemicals in demanding applications.
Provide temperature, loading and chemical-exposure requirements.
WhiteA tough, wear-resistant engineering plastic used for mechanical components where low weight and sliding performance matter.
Confirm the exact nylon grade and dimensional requirements.
ClearA rigid transparent plastic suited to parts where optical appearance and surface finish are important.
Specify the transparency and finishing requirements before quotation.
WhiteA low-friction fluoropolymer with chemical resistance, used for seals, sliding elements and insulation.
Confirm the grade, contact chemicals and dimensional requirements.
WhiteA lightweight, economical thermoplastic for prototypes and selected insulating or packaging components.
Define the stock form and grade; solid plastic and foam are distinct options.
WhiteA tough plastic family with useful impact and chemical resistance. Select the PE variant for the application.
Confirm the exact PE grade and wear or impact requirements.
ClearA tough engineering plastic for impact-resistant components, including parts requiring transparency.
Define the required clarity, finish and environmental exposure.
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Share the drawing, intended use and key requirements. CK can review material options with the manufacturing route, geometry and finishing requirements before quotation.
No. Materials are grouped by manufacturing process, not treated as equivalent grades. Confirm the exact grade, condition and required documentation with the quotation.
No. Images are visual references. Colour-edited images are labelled; availability, appearance and finishing requirements need to be agreed for the actual part.
Include the required data sheets, certificates and inspection scope when sending your drawings. Confirm document availability and any associated requirements before ordering.
Mark critical dimensions, interfaces and finish requirements on the drawing. Material reference data does not replace the agreed manufacturing and inspection specification.
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