Material Guide
We use carefully selected 3D printing materials based on the purpose of each model. Whether you need an educational anatomy model, a flexible demonstration piece, or a detailed display model, this guide will help you understand the characteristics of each material.
Our anatomical models, statues, and specialized replicas are manufactured using medical-grade and high-stability polymers. Use this reference guide to understand the handling characteristics, tactile durability, and structural preservation needs of each material tier.
Why We Use PETG
PETG is our preferred material for most anatomical models because it combines excellent strength with reliable dimensional accuracy. It is suitable for models that are handled regularly in classrooms, clinics, and training environments.
Care Instructions
Clean using a soft cloth with mild soap or isopropyl alcohol. Avoid prolonged exposure to temperatures above 80°C and do not place the model inside an autoclave.
Why We Use PLA
PLA produces smooth surfaces and fine details, making it an excellent choice for display models and educational replicas where appearance is the priority.
Care Instructions
Store indoors and avoid prolonged exposure to high temperatures or direct sunlight. Clean gently using a soft cloth or mild soapy water.
Why We Use TPU
TPU is a flexible material that bends without breaking, making it suitable for soft tissue models, ligaments, joints, and demonstration models that require movement.
Care Instructions
Wash with water or mild soap when required. Store in a clean, dry environment and avoid contact with strong industrial chemicals.