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Buy the best 3D printer filament from Fiberlogy and Fill 3D for your 3D printer
3D fanshop offers the best 3D printer filament for every project. Below we explain which filament we sell. We are the exclusive dealer of Fiberlogy filament. Fiberlogy filament stands out for its outstanding quality and unrivalled diameter and roundness tolerances. You'll notice the difference with other filament and your prints will look fantastic. Buy the best 3D printer filament that suits your project!
Fill 3D filament, our own brand we're proud of!
Fill 3D filament was developed to offer an alternative in colour, price, weight, printing properties, etc. Fill 3D filament was created in close collaboration with one of the best manufacturers (from the Netherlands) and is produced to the highest quality requirements with excellent specifications. Fill 3D filament is of very high quality and the printing properties are fantastic. It prints effortlessly for both beginners and professional users.
3D printer filament from Fiberlogy and Fill 3D is available in the following types
Which 3D printer filament suits your project?
The best choice depends on what you want to print, how the part will be used and your printer. Use this short guide as a starting point and always check which diameter your printer supports.
PLA: an approachable all-rounder
PLA is a good choice for people starting with 3D printing and for decorative or everyday indoor prints. It is versatile and often produces a clean finish.
PETG: strong for functional parts
PETG suits prints that need more strength and better resistance to moisture or daily use. Think of practical holders, enclosures and components.
ASA and ABS: for more demanding use
ASA is a good option for parts used outdoors. ABS and ASA need printer settings that help limit warping, as well as good ventilation.
Flexible filament: for bendable prints
Flexible filament is made for parts that need to flex or resist wear. Print slowly and follow the recommended settings for your printer and filament.
Frequently asked questions about choosing filament
Which filament is best for beginners?
PLA is often a good place to start. It is versatile for indoor prints and is processed well by many printers.
What is the difference between PLA and PETG?
PLA is a practical choice for many everyday and decorative prints. Choose PETG when you need more strength and better resistance to moisture for a functional part.
Which filament diameter do I need?
Check your 3D printer's specifications. The common diameters are 1.75 mm and 2.85 mm; they are not interchangeable.