GPP (Global Precision Printing) provides FDM 3D printing with CFF technology.

“Composite Base”
• Onyx is a micro carbon fiber filled nylon. It’s 1.4 times stronger and stiffer than ABS and can be reinforced with any continuous fiber. Onyx sets the bar for surface finish, chemical resistivity, and heat tolerance.
• Onyx FR is a Blue Card certified UL94 V-0 material that possesses similar
mechanical properties to Onyx. It’s best for applications in which flame retardancy, light weight, and strength are required.
• Onyx ESD is a static dissipative safe variant of Onyx — meeting stringent ESD safety requirements while offering excellent strength, stiffness, and surface finish. It’s best used in applications that require ESD safe materials.
• Nylon White parts are smooth, non-abrasive, and easily painted. They can
be reinforced with any continuous fiber and work best for non-marring work holding, repeated handling, and cosmetic parts.
• Smooth TPU 95A is a rubber-like material that when used with Markforged composite printers offers product developers and manufacturers the ability to create flexible, impact-absorbent parts on demand.
• Precise PLA is our easy-to-print plastic for precision concept modeling and validation. Based on the most common 3D printing prototyping material, Precise PLA 3D prints without warping and comes in a variety of colors. Best of all, it’s affordable. So you can use as much as you need to fine-tune your designs before implementation.

“Continuous Fiber“
• Carbon Fiber has the highest strength-to-weight ratio of our reinforcing fibers. Six times stronger and eighteen times stiffer than Onyx, Carbon Fiber reinforcement is commonly used for parts that replace machined aluminum.
• Fiberglass is our entry level continuous fiber, providing high strength at an
accessible price. 2.5 times stronger and eight times stiffer than Onyx, Fiberglass reinforcement results in strong, robust tools.
•Kevlar® possesses excellent durability, making it optimal for parts that experience
repeated and sudden loading. As stiff as fiberglass and much more ductile, it can be used for a wide variety of applications.
• High Strength High Temperature (HSHT) Fiberglass exhibits aluminum strength
and high heat tolerance. Five times as strong and seven times as stiff as Onyx, it’s best used for parts loaded in high operating temperatures.