HDPE

The world’s first HDPE filament with Low Warp technology

Spectrum HDPE is a modern filament made from high-density polyethylene (HDPE) — one of the most durable and chemically resistant thermoplastics available on the market. It is among the first HDPE filaments in the world featuring Low Warp technology, making it suitable for reliable printing on desktop 3D printers. The innovative formulation developed by Spectrum ensures that HDPE, previously considered difficult to print, is now accessible to every 3D printing user.

A breakthrough technical filament with exceptional durability

Spectrum HDPE stands out with its low density of 1.1 g/cm³, making it a lightweight, strong and rigid engineering material. This makes it ideal for producing lightweight, high-strength structures. The filament offers a Rockwell hardness of 80 HRM, heat resistance exceeding 110°C, and excellent dimensional stability, providing strong layer adhesion and outstanding abrasion resistance.

Durability and resistance you can rely on

Spectrum HDPE features high impact strength, excellent wear and crack resistance, and very low moisture absorption, ensuring long-lasting printed parts. Due to its resistance to acids, bases, oils, and solvents, it performs exceptionally well in industrial, laboratory, and technical environments. Additionally, the material is UV-stable, non-flammable, and fully recyclable, making it both versatile and environmentally friendly.

Versatility and functionality

Beyond its technical and structural applications, Spectrum HDPE can also be used as a cleaning filament, effectively removing material residues from the 3D printer’s nozzle.