Explore Materials: formable

Natural raffia strands from raffia palms. The leaves of the palm fronds are opened, revealing the natural raffia fiber. Artificially colored. See sellers for color variety.

Shredded brown kraft paper. See sellers for color variety.

Shredded tissue paper. Artificially colored. See sellers for color variety.

Wood excelsior also known as Wood Wool or American Moss - natural biodegradable filler, made from non-toxic, non-allergenic wood fibers. Coarse, not recommended for supporting delicate products like chocolates or soft cheeses. Durable and will outlast other filaments.

Ecofriendly, lightweight, made from natural fibers of recycled paper, cardboard, sugarcane, bamboo, wheat straw. The raw materials determine the color, surface texture and strength of the molded forms.

Ecofriendly, lightweight, made from natural fibers of recycled paper, cardboard, sugarcane, bamboo, wheat straw. The raw materials determine the color, surface texture and strength of the molded forms.

Clear, less transparent than PET. Very hard, with an extremely good tensile strength, and is resistant to chemicals and alkalies. Toxic and can pose health hazards as when burnt.

Polystyrene (PS) is naturally clear, hard, and brittle. It is a poor barrier to air and water vapor and has a relatively low melting point.

Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene, or ABS, is a high-quality opaque thermoplastic that is non-toxic, strong, and rigid; the material doesn't break down over time or release harmful chemicals. Scratch-resistant surface finish. It is also dimensionally stable across a wide range of temperatures, ensurin...

Polypropylene (PP) is a type of polyolefin that is slightly harder than polyethylene. It is known for its Stiffness, Impact, heat, chemical resistance, Longevity, Resistance to infection, and Low tissue reactivity.

Clear(flint) or custom color Soda-Lime-Silica glass has a slight green tint that is most apparent where the glass is thickest. Durable at only normal temperatures, susceptible to shock, and does not handle extreme changes in heat. For heat-resistant products see borosilicate or tempered glass.

Dead leaf Soda-Lime-Silica glass. Durable at only normal temperatures, susceptible to shock, and does not handle extreme changes in heat. For heat-resistant products see borosilicate or tempered glass.

Brown oak Soda-Lime-Silica glass. Blocks 99%of light. Durable at only normal temperatures, susceptible to shock, and does not handle extreme changes in heat. For heat-resistant products see borosilicate or tempered glass.

Green Soda-Lime-Silica glass. Durable at only normal temperatures, susceptible to shock, and does not handle extreme changes in heat. For heat-resistant products see borosilicate or tempered glass.

Black Soda-Lime-Silica glass. Durable at only normal temperatures, susceptible to shock, and does not handle extreme changes in heat. For heat-resistant products see borosilicate or tempered glass.

More clear and reflective than soda-lime glass, more fragile and heavy. Contains lead oxide. For drinkable glassware and bottles use a lead-free substitute.

Clear lead-free glass, more clear and reflective than regular soda-lime glass, more fragile and heavy. Durable at normal temperatures.

The best in clarity, super flint lead-oxid glass is completely clear and highly refractive (e.g. sparkly). Heavier than High Flint glass. Can be very thin, but still quite strong.

The best in clarity, super flint lead-free glass - completely clear and highly refractive (e.g. sparkly). Heavier than High Flint glass. Can be very thin, but still quite strong.

Superior Borosilicate glass was engineered for applications where thermal, mechanical and chemical conditions are too harsh. Resistant to thermal shock, can go from freezer to oven and back again. Its durability has made it the glass of choice for high-end restaurants, laboratories, and wineries.