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Our Newest 3D Printing Materials

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Published January 7, 2026

Learn about the latest additions to Xometry's 3D printing materials lineup, from popular picks to high-performance options.

Xometry X-tile made from ABS CF10.

New Additive Material Options

We are continuously updating and adding materials to the Xometry Instant Quoting Engine®, so that you can always find the right choice for your projects. In one of our most recent updates, we've added several new material options to choose from for our 3D printing processes. The latest materials include several high-performance and engineering-grade options, as well as some that customers have commonly requested. Learn more about each new offering below, including its characteristics and suitable applications. If you're looking to explore all of the 3D printing materials we have to offer, check out our materials page.

PETG (FDM)

Versatile and Impact-Resistant


PETG, our newest general-purpose option that has been frequently requested, is now available for autoquoting! It serves as the perfect "bridge" material between PLA and ABS, offering a significant upgrade in durability and chemical resistance without a massive jump in cost.


  • Excellent impact resistance and durability
  • Superior chemical and moisture resistance over PLA
  • Available in a variety of colors
  • Ideal for protective enclosures, functional prototypes, and fixtures
Housing printed in gray PETG via FDM.

Nylon 6 CF (FDM)

Light-weight and Stiff


This composite utilizes carbon fiber chop reinforcement to create incredibly strong, stiff, and lightweight parts. It's highly suited for printing light-weight fixtures, clamps, and structural components that require improved performance and heat resistance.


  • Exceptional stiffness and tensile strength
  • High strength-to-weight ratio
  • Excellent thermal and fatigue resistance
  • Improved aesthetics over other FDM materials
Drone part 3D printed in Nylon 6 CF via FDM.

Stratasys ABS CF-10 (FDM)

Rigid and Dimensionally Stable


By combining the reliability of ABS with 10% carbon fiber reinforcement, ABS-CF10 achieves a 50% increase in stiffness over standard ABS. It's a great choice where increased stiffness and weight reduction are desired.


  • 50% stiffer and 15% stronger than standard ABS
  • High-dimensional accuracy for large parts
  • More consistent matte appearance and layer stacking
  • Ideal for jigs, fixtures, end effectors, and manufacturing tools
Xometry X-tile made from ABS-CF10.

Stratasys Antero 800NA (FDM)

Chemical-Resistant Aerospace PEKK


A PEKK-based thermoplastic engineered for the most extreme environments, including the vacuum of space and exposure to caustic jet fuels, making it a viable solution for mission-critical hardware that requires ultra-low outgassing and unmatched thermal stability.


  • Ultra-low outgassing properties
  • Exceptional resistance to fuels, oils, and acids
  • High heat deflection and flame retardancy
  • Used for spacecraft hardware, engine bay components, and chemical processing equipment
3D printed merge collector made from Antero 800NA.

Stratasys Antero 840CN03 (FDM)

High-Strength Static Dissipative (ESD)


Provides the extreme environmental resistance of the PEKK family with the added benefit of inherent electrostatic discharge protection, making it our highest-tier ESD material.


  • Consistent Electrostatic Dissipative (ESD) properties
  • Maintains strength in extreme heat and cold
  • Superior chemical and wear resistance
  • Ideal for satellite electronics housings, semiconductor test sockets, and avionics tooling
3D printed Xometry X-tile made from Antero 840CN03.

Stratasys VICTREX AM 200 (FDM)

High-Integrity Optimized PEEK


A PEEK-based material optimized for 3D printing for enhanced melt and interlayer bonding. By providing superior Z-axis strength, this material ensures that printed components possess the mechanical integrity and wear resistance of molded PEEK.


  • Optimized for high Z-axis (interlayer) strength
  • Outstanding wear and abrasion resistance
  • Excellent mechanical performance at elevated temperatures
  • Applications include load-bearing aerospace parts, medical devices, and high-wear bushings
3D printed mount made from VICTREX AM 200.

Stratasys ULTEM 1010 CG (FDM)

Certified Food-Safe and Autoclavable


ULTEM 1010 offers the highest heat resistance and tensile strength in our FDM lineup. The Certified Grade (CG) version is accompanied by documentation for food contact (NSF 51) and biocompatibility (ISO 10993/USP Class VI) compliance, qualifying it for use with the food and medical industries.


  • Highest heat deflection temperature (216 °C @ 66psi)
  • Exceptional tensile strength and rigidity
  • NSF 51 food-safety and ISO 10993 biocompatibility certifications
  • Suitable for sterilizable surgical guides, food-production tooling, and high-heat tooling
3D printed Xometry X-tile made of ULTEM 1010.

Accura SL 5530 (SLA)

High-Temperature Resin


Engineered to maintain its structural rigidity in environments that would cause standard resins to soften or fail. Excels in applications that undergo significant thermal stress, such as high-heat fluid testing or electrical housing enclosures.


  • High stiffness and dimensional accuracy at elevated temperatures
  • Resistant to water and automotive fluids
  • Translucent amber appearance for fluid flow or internal component visibility
  • Can be used for under-the-hood automotive testing, electrical connectors, and hot-air ducting prototypes
Xometry X-tile printed in Accura SL 5530.

Ready to Start Your Project?

Whether you need the rugged durability of Antero or the extreme detail of Accura SL 5530, getting started is simple. You can upload your 3D designs to the Xometry Instant Quoting Engine® to receive instant pricing, lead times, and manufacturability feedback on these high-performance materials and many others.

If you are still deciding on the right fit for your application, visit our comprehensive 3D Printing Materials Page to compare our full suite of polymers, metals, and resins.

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Joel Schadegg
Hey, I’m Joel, a technical content writer at Xometry! I have made it my personal mission to help customers like you get the most out of the Xometry experience and achieve success on your projects by leveraging my hands-on experience running machines, processing parts, and ensuring order fulfillment.

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