Polyamide, also known as nylon, is a synthetic thermoplastic material made from a chemical reaction between monomers of diamines and diacids

3D printing technology uses a variety of synthetic materials to create products with unique qualities. One such polyamide material used in 3D printing is PA66-GF30, which helps in creating robust, chemical-resistant, and attractive products using additive manufacturing technology.

Since their inception, filament, and resin printing technologies have remained the two main options for 3D printing plastic parts at both consumer and professional levels

Polyether ether ketone (PEEK) is a high-performing crystalline polymer which has one of the highest tensile strengths among polymers.

A highly popular semi-crystalline thermoplastic material in the manufacturing industry, PEEK is known for its mechanical properties

Polyether Imide or PEI is a polymer first developed by Joseph Wirth of GE in the early 1980s. Along with PEEK (Polyether ether ketone). PEI is one of the plastics that fall under the PAEK (polyaryletherketone) chemical group

The popularity of additive manufacturing technology has resulted in a wide range of engineering plastics in 3D printing. Newer filament materials and filaments are being used nowadays. 

Filament plays an important part in 3d printing technology. Choosing the right size and quality of filament is important for good printing performance.