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Which metallic filament is right for me?

Real Metal Filament - real stainless steel filament printed on your desktop 3D printer. This metal 3D printing filament can be debinded and sintered, leaving your 3D printed part solid 316L or 17-4 PH stainless steel metal. If you are looking for an affordable way to create one-off, custom metal parts, small-batch manufactured parts, or just want to finally print with real metal on your desktop printer, this is your best option. 

Metal Composite Filament - plastic filament infused with metal powders. These materials are still mostly PLA plastic and will have typical PLA filament characteristics. The metal powder (bronze, copper, or magnetic iron) provides aesthetic characteristics as opposed to their real metal properties. For example, printed parts in metal composite filament can rust/patina and even be sanded and polished to shine. So, if you are just searching for a metallic look, using a metal composite material is your best option. 

Metallic 3D Printing Filament Collections

All Metallic 3D Printing Filament 3D Printer Filament

Metallic 3D Printing Filament

Metal 3D Printing Filament

Print with real metal on your desktop 3D printer.

Metal Composite Filament

Plastic materials like PLA that are infused with metal powders

Guides & Articles

How to Succeed with 3D Printing Metal on a Desktop 3D Printer

The time is here to explore easy and affordable metal 3D printing. 3D printing with real metal on a desktop 3D printer is now possible using Ultrafuse Metal 3D printing filament from BASF Forward AM.

BASF Forward AM: A Look at One of Additive Manufacturing's Top Chemical Producers

BASF Forward AM is the production branch of BASF that creates a wide range of additive manufacturing materials for businesses and personal 3D printing.

3D Printer Filament Comparison Guide

There are many different kinds of 3D printer filament, and each one has it's own strengths for different projects. Knowing these differences is key to a successful 3D printing experience and so we have created a Filament Comparison Guide with everything you need to know about every type of filament available.

Stainless Steel Metal 3D Printing on Benchtop 3D Printers

A MatterHackers presentation on advanced materials and their rising presence in 3D printing and BASF Ultrafuse 316L, a composite filament that yields pure metal components

Casting Metal Parts From 3D Prints

Follow Sylatech as they transform legacy casting processes with 3D printing.

How to Succeed When 3D Printing With Metal PLA

Learn the best tips and tricks for 3D printing with metal-infused PLA 3D printing filament.

How To: Post Process Metal Filled Filaments

While 3D printing in true metal is still cost prohibitive to most people, 3D printing composite materials to achieve the look and feel of metal is easy, and all it takes is time.

Tech Breakdown: A Detailed Account of ColorFabb SteelFill Filament

An in-depth review of SteelFill 3D filament, the next great metallic PLA from ColorFabb that delights users with its metal characteristics and relatively easy printing.

BASF Ultrafuse 316L Metal 3D Printing Filament

BASF's 3D Printing Solutions team has created a metal 3D printing filament that can be debound and sintered, leaving your 3D printed part solid stainless steel metal. Ultrafuse 316L metal 3D printing filament can be printed on any desktop 3D printer. Using the right design parameters and print settings, along with a simple hardened steel nozzle upgrade, anyone from manufacturers and engineers to research students and hobbyists can successfully print with solid metal on their 3D printer. Designers, manufacturers, and engineers can prototype faster and create affordable one-off custom parts made out of stainless steel metal, saving both time and money when compared to traditional metal manufacturing methods. MatterHackers has streamlined the debinding and sintering process for your Ultrafuse 316L parts - simply print, send them to the Pros at DSH Technologies with your processing ticket, and have solid metal parts returned to your doorstep. 

BASF 3D Printing Filament and Materials

Metal 3D Printing Filament

Print with real metal on your desktop 3D printer.

BASF Ultrafuse 316L Metal 3D Printing Filament

Reliable metal manufacturing for industrial applications - right from your desktop 3D printer.

BASF Ultrafuse 17-4 PH Metal 3D Printing Filament

The most affordable way to print with real metal on any desktop 3D printer.

BASF Ultrafuse 3D Printer Filament

Industrial grade filament for technical and engineering level 3D printing.

BASF Ultrafuse PRO1 PLA Filament

This tough PLA filament is excellent for printing tools, jigs and fixtures and has ABS strength.

BASF Ultrafuse ABS Fusion+ Filament

Ultrafuse ABS Fusion+ adheres easily to glass printing surfaces and boasts high heat and chemical resistance.

Guides & Articles

How to Succeed with 3D Printing Metal on a Desktop 3D Printer

The time is here to explore easy and affordable metal 3D printing. 3D printing with real metal on a desktop 3D printer is now possible using Ultrafuse Metal 3D printing filament from BASF Forward AM.

BASF Forward AM: A Look at One of Additive Manufacturing's Top Chemical Producers

BASF Forward AM is the production branch of BASF that creates a wide range of additive manufacturing materials for businesses and personal 3D printing.

3D Printer Filament Comparison Guide

There are many different kinds of 3D printer filament, and each one has it's own strengths for different projects. Knowing these differences is key to a successful 3D printing experience and so we have created a Filament Comparison Guide with everything you need to know about every type of filament available.

Stainless Steel Metal 3D Printing on Benchtop 3D Printers

A MatterHackers presentation on advanced materials and their rising presence in 3D printing and BASF Ultrafuse 316L, a composite filament that yields pure metal components

Casting Metal Parts From 3D Prints

Follow Sylatech as they transform legacy casting processes with 3D printing.

How to Succeed When 3D Printing With Metal PLA

Learn the best tips and tricks for 3D printing with metal-infused PLA 3D printing filament.

How To: Post Process Metal Filled Filaments

While 3D printing in true metal is still cost prohibitive to most people, 3D printing composite materials to achieve the look and feel of metal is easy, and all it takes is time.

Tech Breakdown: A Detailed Account of ColorFabb SteelFill Filament

An in-depth review of SteelFill 3D filament, the next great metallic PLA from ColorFabb that delights users with its metal characteristics and relatively easy printing.

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Ultrafuse 316L Metallic Filament for FDM (FFF) 3D Printing - SMARTPRINT

Composite Metallic Filament with Stainless Steel for FDM (FFF) 3D Printers

Ultrafuse® 316L is an innovative filament for the production of 3 grade1 stainless steel parts.

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Material Details

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Description

It is designed for maximum ease of use on conventional FFF (Fused Filament Fabrication) 3D printers. The BASF Ultrafuse® 316L combines greater design freedom with a lower total cost of ownership—printing metal parts is easier, faster and more affordable. Parts printed with Ultrafuse® 316L develop their final properties, including hardness and strength, through a catalytic debinding and sintering process. The catalytic debinding technology was developed and implemented by BASF and has become the industry standard.

Benefits at a Glance

[icons size=" custom_size=" icon='fa-check' type='normal' position=" border='yes' border_color=" icon_color=" background_color=" margin=" icon_animation =" icon_animation_delay=" link=" target='_self'] Easy and Affordable Metal 3D Printing
[icons size=" custom_size=" icon='fa-check' type='normal' position=" border='yes' border_color=" icon_color=" background_color=" margin=" icon_animation=" icon_animation_delay=" link=" target='_self'] Fast material change and easy handling
[icons size=" custom_size=" icon='fa-check' type='normal' position=" border='yes' border_color=" icon_color=" background_color=" margin=" icon_animation=" icon_animation_delay=" link=" target='_self'] For all open source FFF printers
[icons size=" custom_size=" icon='fa-check' type='normal' position=" border='yes' border_color=" icon_color=" background_color =" margin=" icon_animation=" icon_animation_delay=" link=" target='_self'] Produces 316L stainless steel parts.
[icons size=" custom_size=" icon='fa-check' type='normal' position=" border='yes' border_color=" icon_color=" background_color=" margin=" icon_animation=" icon_animation_delay=" link=" target='_self'] Uniform particle distribution improves mechanical properties
[icons size=" custom_size=" icon='fa-check' type='normal' position=" border='yes' border_color=" icon_color=" background_color=" margin=" icon_animation=" icon_animation_delay=" link=" target='_self'] The high flexibility of the filament allows it to print successfully on any FFF printer.
[icons size=" custom_size=" icon='fa-check' type='normal' position=" border='yes' border_color=" icon_color=" background_color=" margin=" icon_animation=" icon_animation_delay=" link=" target='_self'] Compatible with both Bowden and direct drive extruders

Use Cases

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Process at a glance

Easy and cost-effective 3D printing of metal parts with Ultrafuse® 316L

We have developed Ultrafuse® 316L to produce high quality metal parts and high productivity. This state of the art metallic filament is suitable for use with any conventional Fused Filament Fabrication (FFF) printer. Once printed, the final properties of the part are achieved through a debinding and sintering process developed by BASF that has become the industry standard.
Ultrafuse® 316L is economical, easy to process and meets MIM industry standards for catalytic debinding and sintering. This innovative industrial metal-polymer composite supports a wide range of applications, including tools, fixtures and fixtures, small-scale production, functional parts, prototypes, and even jewelry.
Ultrafuse® 316L contains thermoplastic binders with 90 weight percent fine metal particles. Our filament has a non-slip surface that allows it to be used in most Bowden or direct drive extruders. Due to its high flexibility, it can be fed through sophisticated idlers and multiple filament transport systems in printers – no additional drying required. Metal-polymer composite as a filament does not have any of the production hazards and safety risks associated with handling fine metal powders, making 3D printing of stainless steel parts affordable, simple and safe.

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