Pellets

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Eolas Prints supplies a range of 3D printing pellets for pellet-fed extruders and large-format (LFAM) systems, available in PLA, PETG, TPU, ABS, and post-consumer recycled PET (rPET). Each material is produced by a specialist manufacturing partner whose operation is certified to ISO standards, and shipped from our stock in Cantabria, Spain. REACH statements — and food-contact declarations where applicable — are available on request. Who Uses Pellets Pellet-fed 3D printing systems — including large-format additive manufacturing (LFAM) printers, fused granulate fabrication (FGF) systems, and desktop pellet extruders — process raw pellets directly rather than spooled filament. The material cost per kilogram is significantly lower than filament, making pellets the economical choice for high-volume production, large-format printing, and operations where material cost is a meaningful factor in unit economics. Industrial injection moulding facilities also use these pellets for material testing and rapid prototyping before committing to full tooling. Available Materials PLA Pellets: Biodegradable, easy to process, food-contact-safe raw material — for large-format PLA printing and sustainable production PETG Pellets: Chemical resistant, food-contact-safe raw material, excellent layer adhesion — for functional and food-contact applications TPU Pellets: Flexible, skin-safe, abrasion-resistant — for gaskets, seals, wearables, and flexible components ABS Pellets: Impact-resistant, acetone-smoothable, 83°C heat deflection — for engineering prototypes and functional housings Recycled PET Pellets (rPET): European-made, 100% post-consumer recycled PET — for sustainable large-format production with good mechanical properties and chemical resistance Quality and Certification Each pellet material is produced by a specialist manufacturer certified to ISO standards, and covered by a REACH statement. Food-contact-safe and skin-safe materials carry the relevant declarations for food-contac