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3D Printing Material Selection Guide - iPrint141

Material Selection Guide

Answer a few questions to find the perfect 3D printing material for your project

What is your project's primary purpose?
Prototype/Concept Model
Testing form, fit, and basic functionality
Functional Part
Working component that needs to perform under stress
Decorative/Display
Visual appearance is the top priority
Mechanical Component
Gears, brackets, or parts that need precision
What environmental conditions will it face?
Indoor Use Only
Room temperature, protected environment
Outdoor Exposure
UV light, weather, temperature variations
High Temperature
Near engines, heaters, or hot surfaces
Chemical Exposure
Solvents, oils, or corrosive substances
How much flexibility do you need?
Rigid & Strong
Maximum strength, no bending required
Semi-Flexible
Some give, but returns to original shape
Highly Flexible
Rubber-like, bendable, compressible
What's your budget priority?
Budget-Friendly
Cost is the primary concern
Balanced
Good performance for reasonable cost
Premium Quality
Best performance regardless of cost
How detailed are the features?
Basic Details
Simple shapes, large features
Fine Details
Small features, thin walls, intricate geometry
Ultra-Fine Details
Miniatures, jewelry, extremely fine features

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*Pricing Note: Prices shown are indicative service rates per gram of material used. Final cost depends on part size, complexity, print time, finishing requirements, and minimum order values. A typical small item (20-50g) would cost £2-10, while larger functional parts (100-200g) range £8-40. Contact iPrint141 for accurate quotes based on your specific requirements.