Materials

Materials We Offer

Check out our selection of quality materials for CNC machining, injection molding, sheet metal fabrication and 3D printing, for both prototyping and production stages.

Compliance

  • ISO 9001:2015
  • IATF 16949:2016
  • AS9100D
  • Material Traceability
Metal stock and machined components in a variety of materialsEngineering plastic stock and material samplesMachining and injection molding material examples

Price indicates relative material cost only, from $ (lowest) to $$$$$ (highest). Typical material properties, part sizes and color options are listed on each material page.

Commercial-grade metal stock machined from bar and billet for precision parts.

CNC Metals — material comparison
MaterialsDescriptionPrice
Tool Steel D2
Precision-ground D2 tool steel for high-wear applications. Relative material cost:Lowest
Aluminum 2024
High-strength aluminum alloy for aerospace structural components. Relative material cost:Lowest
Aluminum 5083
Cast aluminum plate for precision machining and dimensional stability. Relative material cost:Lowest
Brass H62
H62 brass for good machinability and corrosion resistance. Relative material cost:Lowest
Carbon Steel 1045
1045 carbon steel with black oxide for wear resistance. Relative material cost:Lowest
Copper T2
T2 copper for high electrical and thermal conductivity. Relative material cost:Lowest
Stainless Steel 17-4PH
Hardened 17-4 PH stainless steel for high strength and corrosion resistance. Relative material cost:Lowest
Stainless Steel 440C
High-carbon martensitic stainless steel for wear and corrosion resistance. Relative material cost:Lowest
Stainless Steel SUS316L
SUS316L stainless steel with a mirror finish for corrosion resistance. Relative material cost:Lowest
Titanium Alloy TC4
High-strength TC4 titanium alloy for aerospace and medical use. Relative material cost:Lowest
Aluminum Black AL6061
Black anodized 6061 aluminum for corrosion resistance and aesthetics. Relative material cost:Lowest
Aluminum Blue AL7075
Blue anodized 7075 aluminum for high strength and corrosion resistance. Relative material cost:Lowest
Metal Aluminum Hardcoat Anodized Olive
Hardcoat anodized aluminum in olive for enhanced wear resistance. Relative material cost:Lowest
Aluminum
Lightweight, high thermal conductivity, corrosion-resistant, ideal for complex designs. Relative material cost:Lowest
Copper
Excellent electrical and thermal properties, ductile, antimicrobial, enhances heat transfer. Relative material cost:Lowest
Brass
Durable, distinctive golden color, strong, easily machinable for detailed components. Relative material cost:Lowest
Bronze
Strong, superior corrosion resistance, particularly in marine environments, suitable for bearings and bushings. Relative material cost:Lowest
Steel
Robust, versatile in hardness, supports a broad range of industrial applications. Relative material cost:Lowest
Stainless Steel
Exceptional corrosion resistance, maintains strength at high temperatures, preferred for visual and functional uses. Relative material cost:Lowest
Magnesium
Lightest structural metal, high strength-to-weight ratio, easily machinable, beneficial for weight-sensitive applications. Relative material cost:Lowest
Titanium
Outstanding strength-to-weight ratio, corrosion-resistant, essential in aerospace and medical sectors. Relative material cost:Lowest

Precision CNC machining for custom plastic components.

CNC Plastics — material comparison
MaterialsDescriptionPrice
Plastic Delrin POM Black
Black Delrin (POM) for high strength and low friction. Relative material cost:Lowest
Plastic Delrin POM White
White Delrin (POM) for low friction and dimensional stability. Relative material cost:Lowest
Plastic PEEK
High-performance PEEK for extreme heat and chemical resistance. Relative material cost:Lowest
Plastic PTFE Teflon White
White PTFE (Teflon) for chemical resistance and low friction. Relative material cost:Lowest
Plastic Acrylic PMMA Clear
Clear acrylic (PMMA) for optical clarity and aesthetic parts. Relative material cost:Lowest
ABS
Durable, impact-resistant, easily machinable, good thermal stability, suitable for detailed CNC machining. Relative material cost:Lowest
PC
High impact strength, excellent transparency, heat-resistant, machinable, ideal for precision parts requiring clarity. Relative material cost:Lowest
PMMA (Acrylic)
Excellent optical clarity, UV resistant, good machinability, ideal for aesthetically critical components. Relative material cost:Lowest
POM
High stiffness, low friction, excellent dimensional stability, good wear resistance, ideal for precision parts. Relative material cost:Lowest
PA (Nylon)
High strength, good abrasion resistance, moisture absorbent, durable, suitable for complex geometries. Relative material cost:Lowest
PE
Chemically resistant, low friction, easily machinable, shock absorbent, suitable for lightweight parts. Relative material cost:Lowest
PEEK
High thermal stability, excellent mechanical strength, chemical resistance, suitable for high-performance parts. Relative material cost:Lowest
PP
Chemically resistant, excellent fatigue resistance, low density, good thermal resistance, easily machinable. Relative material cost:Lowest
PTFE (Teflon)
Extremely low friction, high heat resistance, excellent chemical resistance, ideal for non-stick applications. Relative material cost:Lowest
PS
Lightweight, rigid, cost-effective, and easily machinable, suitable for prototypes, models, and low-load components. Relative material cost:Lowest

Injection Molding Plastics

Custom injection molding for engineering plastics and thermoplastics.

Injection Molding Plastics — material comparison
MaterialsDescriptionPrice
Plastic Ultem PEI Amber
Amber Ultem (PEI) for high strength and thermal resistance. Relative material cost:Lowest
ABS
Tough, impact-resistant, moderately heat-resistant, good mechanical properties, easily processed. Relative material cost:Lowest
PC
High impact strength, excellent transparency, good heat resistance, stable in mechanical and optical properties. Relative material cost:Lowest
Nylon(PA)
High strength, excellent wear and chemical resistance, absorbs moisture which affects properties, versatile in applications. Relative material cost:Lowest
PE
Chemically resistant, low moisture absorption, high ductility, good impact resistance, widely used. Relative material cost:Lowest
PMMA
High impact strength, excellent transparency, good heat resistance, stable in mechanical and optical properties. Relative material cost:Lowest
POM
High stiffness, excellent dimensional stability, low friction, good wear resistance, strong mechanical properties. Relative material cost:Lowest
PEEK
Exceptional mechanical and chemical resistance, withstands high temperatures, high strength, suitable for demanding applications. Relative material cost:Lowest
PBT
Good mechanical properties, high heat resistance, excellent electrical properties, moisture resistant. Relative material cost:Lowest
PP
Chemically resistant, excellent fatigue resistance, low density, good thermal properties, economical. Relative material cost:Lowest
Teflon(PTFE)
Extremely low friction, high heat resistance, excellent chemical resistance, non-stick properties, durable. Relative material cost:Lowest
HDPE
High strength, lightweight, chemical resistant, food safe, durable, low cost, good rigidity Relative material cost:Lowest
PS
Rigid, easy molding, good transparency, low heat resistance, brittle Relative material cost:Lowest
HIPS
High impact, rigid, easy processing, good coloring, lightweight, stable dimension Relative material cost:Lowest
PPS
High heat resistance, excellent chemical resistance, inherent flame retardant, high rigidity, dimensional stability, low moisture absorption Relative material cost:Lowest
PET
High clarity, lightweight, strong, impact-resistant, good barrier, food-safe, cost-effective Relative material cost:Lowest
LDPE
Flexible, soft, low density, good toughness, chemical resistant, food-safe, easy processing Relative material cost:Lowest
PVC
Rigid, chemical resistant, flame retardant, easy processing, stable, good insulation Relative material cost:Lowest
UPE
Ultra‑high wear resistance, self‑lubricating, impact‑resistant, chemical resistant, low friction, non‑sticky, food safe Relative material cost:Lowest
TPE
Soft, flexible, rubber‑like, good elasticity, non‑toxic, weatherproof, easy molding Relative material cost:Lowest

Sheet Metals

Explore sheet metal materials, fabrication processes, and finishing options for custom industrial components.

Sheet Metals — material comparison
MaterialsDescriptionPrice
Aluminum
Lightweight, corrosion-resistant, good thermal conductivity, highly formable, ideal for complex bending and shaping. Relative material cost:Lowest
Brass
Strong, machinable, corrosion-resistant, distinctive appearance, ideal for decorative and detailed work. Relative material cost:Lowest
Copper
High thermal and electrical conductivity, ductile, corrosion-resistant, excellent for intricate forming and bending. Relative material cost:Lowest
Steel
Strong, durable, versatile in hardness, capable of withstanding significant stress, suitable for robust structures. Relative material cost:Lowest
Stainless Steel
Highly corrosion-resistant, maintains strength at high temperatures, aesthetic finish, ideal for exposed components. Relative material cost:Lowest

3D Printing Plastics

Additive manufacturing for custom plastic prototypes and parts.

3D Printing Plastics — material comparison
MaterialsDescriptionPrice
3D Printing Carbon Fiber Composite
Carbon fiber composite for lightweight and high-strength 3D printed parts. Relative material cost:Lowest
3D Printing SLA Resin
High-resolution SLA resin for smooth and detailed prototypes. Relative material cost:Lowest
3D Printing SLS Nylon PA12
Durable SLS nylon PA12 for functional prototypes and end-use parts. Relative material cost:Lowest
ABS
Durable, impact-resistant, moderately heat-resistant, easily machinable for sturdy 3D prints. Relative material cost:Lowest
Nylon
Strong, flexible, wear-resistant, moisture-sensitive, offers excellent durability and versatility for 3D printing. Relative material cost:Lowest

3D Printing Metals

Metal additive manufacturing for complex and functional components.

3D Printing Metals — material comparison
MaterialsDescriptionPrice
3D Printing SLM Metal Titanium
SLM titanium for high-strength, lightweight, and complex metal parts. Relative material cost:Lowest
Aluminum
Lightweight, high strength-to-weight ratio, excellent thermal conductivity, corrosion-resistant, suitable for complex 3D printed parts. Relative material cost:Lowest
Stainless Steel
Highly corrosion-resistant, maintains strength at high temperatures, suitable for durable and precise 3D prints. Relative material cost:Lowest

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