Q: What makes Matter3D pellets different from other pellet suppliers?
A: We compound every formulation in-house, ensuring controlled moisture, clean fiber dispersion, and consistent melt behavior. Our pellets are engineered specifically for pellet-fed and large-format 3D printing systems—not generic injection molding grades.
Q: Are these pellets suitable for high-speed, high-throughput extrusion?
A: Yes. All materials are tuned for stable viscosity at high deposition rates, making them ideal for robotic gantries, large-format printers, and screw-fed pellet extruders.
Q: Do you offer fire-retardant (FR) or specialty variants?
A: Yes. We can create UL94-grade FR variants, UV-stabilized versions, heat-stabilized formulations, and custom fiber loadings (10–40% CF or GF).
Q: Can you match a customer’s existing material?
A: Absolutely. We can reverse-engineer or tune a material’s rheology, melt flow, stiffness, color, or fiber content to match—or outperform—your current pellets.
Q: What pellet size do you supply?
A: Standard 3 mm pellets, with custom sizing available upon request for specific feeders or extruders.
Q: Are custom colors available?
A: Yes. We offer custom pigmentation as well as masterbatch development.
Q: Are the pellets dried before shipping?
A: Most materials are pre-dried, but moisture-sensitive resins (like Nylon or PC-ABS) should still be dried on-site before printing for best results.
Q: Can you support large-format print farms?
A: Yes. We can supply large-volume orders, create material-specific datasheets, and tune custom formulations for your hardware or workflow.
Q: Why choose ABS CF15 over unfilled ABS?
A: ABS CF15 provides significantly higher stiffness, reduced warpage, improved thermal stability, and better dimensional control, making it more suitable for large structural parts and tooling.
Q: Is ABS CF abrasive?
A: Yes. Carbon fiber reinforcement increases wear on extrusion hardware. Hardened screws, barrels, and nozzles are recommended.