Polymer 3D Printing
When manufactured layer-by-layer in a powder bed, this unique process uses a combination of binding agents and energy, allowing for several levels of biocompatibility.
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Polymer Material Selection
Nylon PA 12
An engineering grade thermoplastic for high-density parts with extreme dimensional accuracy and fine detail for functional prototyping and final parts. Nylon PA 12 has excellent chemical resistance to oils, greases, aliphatic hydrocarbons and alkalis.
Common Applications:
- Complex assemblies
- Lattice structures
- Housing
- Enclosures & connectors




Nylon PA 12 S
Nylon PA 12 S is a thermoplastic 3D printing material engineered for multi jet fusion (MJF) technology. The material offers 70% smoother surface finish compared to PA 12 along with a reusability rate of 85%. Additionally PA 12 S reduces cost per part by up to 25%.
Common Applications:
- Dental Molds
- Consumer Goods
- Aesthetic Covers
- Volume Prototyping



Nylon PA 12 White
This engineering-grade thermoplastic yields high-quality functional production parts in a premium white finish. PA 12 W (Pure White) is ideal for strong, complex parts with balanced property profiles and strong structures. In addition to high consistency, this robust material has high reusability.
Common Applications:
- Consumer goods
- Prosthetics & medical devices
- Fashion & wearables
- Household appliances


Nylon PA 11
This thermoplastic delivers optimal mechanical properties, and is known for producing strong, ductile, functional parts. PA 11 also provides excellent chemical resistance and enhanced elongation-at-break. Ideal for impact resistance and ductility.
Common Applications:
- Prosthesis
- Insoles
- Sporting goods
- Hinges

BASF ULTRASINT® TPU
This MJF specific thermoplastic from BASF offers high wear/abrasion resistance, and is ideal for applications needing rubber-like flexibility and excellent shock absorption. TPU 88A – BASF ULTASINT 3D prints with high accuracy and detail, in addition to having smooth surfaces.
Common Applications:
- Soft touch grips
- Handheld tools
- Flexible consumer goods
- Automotive hoses and wiring insulation




Advantages of Using Endeavor 3D Materials
Here’s what to expect when you partner with Endeavor 3D:
- A Commitment to Quality: Endeavor 3D polymer materials are rigorously tested to ensure they meet the highest standards of performance and reliability. By combining our experienced quality control team with a state-of-the-art quality assurance laboratory, you can be confident that every part is thoroughly inspected.
- Expert Support: At Endeavor 3D, we understand that every customer has unique needs and pain points. Choosing the right material for your application is pivotal in delivering meaningful results. Our team of experts will work hard throughout the entire production process to understand all the factors that drive success. That is because we measure our success by your success.
- Versatility: We offer an extensive selection of polymer materials to suit a variety of applications, from functional prototypes to end-use products. Whether you need a material that is strong and durable, flexible and impact-resistant, or biocompatible, we have the right material for you.


HP Polymer Selection Guide
Detailed Polymer Specifications
Material | Tensile Strength (MPa) | Elongation at Break (%) | Impact Strength (kJ/m²) |
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Nylon PA 12 | 48 | 20 (XY), 15 (Y) | 4.8 (XY), 4.1 (Y) |
Nylon PA 12 S | 45 | 12 (XY), 6 (Y) | 3.2 (XY), 2.5 (Y) |
Nylon PA 12 White | 49 | 17 (XY), 9 (Y) | 4.8 (XY), 4.1 (Y) |
Nylon PA 11 | 52 | 50 (XY), 35 (Y) | 5.0 (XY), 4.5 (Y) |
BASF ULTRASINT TPU01 | 9 | 220 (XY), 120 (Y) | Partial Break (XY), No Break (Y) |
Nylon PA 12 FR | 46 | 4.7 (XY), 4.0 (Y) | 2.8 (XY), 2.1 (Y) |