Eolas Prints and its Certified 3D Printing Filaments for Demanding Industries

The materials market for additive manufacturing is extremely vast. Depending on the technology used, they can be found in the form of filaments, pellets, resins, or powders. This segment of the value chain represents a huge opportunity for potential growth over the next decade. This is shown by the report published by IDTechEx, which forecasts that the global 3D materials market will reach $23 billion by 2029. Such growth could be explained by the continuous research and development work to obtain new solutions compatible with AM technologies. In addition, the variety of materials continues to expand as end users demand higher quality and more flexible products. In the case of prototyping, materials are sought that are more representative of the final product. With this in mind, many companies are innovating to gain a foothold in the market. A leading manufacturer of 3D printing materials is Eolas Prints.

Based in Cantabria in northern Spain, the company specializes in the development of thermoplastics in the form of pellets and filaments for 3D printing. Founded in 2015 by two 3D printing enthusiasts, Eolas Prints had a clear goal from the very beginning: to make quality additive manufacturing accessible to everyone. So, after conducting material R&D for a while, they started their journey with the launch of their first commercial PLA filament. After launching 3 more materials in 2018, a TPU-based filament and two PLA standards (Ingeo 850 and Ingeo 870), the company continued to operate and attract investors. It wasn’t until 2019 that it announced two new additions to its range of materials: a PETG filament and a wood filament. By 2020, the company reached its new milestone. It multiplied turnover and met other objectives, such as consolidating itself as a trusted brand. Now, they are also focusing on more advanced materials that can be implemented in industrial environments to meet their customers’ needs.

The company has a wide range of materials and colors

Materials Certified for Industrialization

Eolas Prints bases its additive manufacturing foundations on the quality and management system it has implemented and certified (ISO 9001 and 14001). They always maintain full traceability of the raw materials used in the manufacture of their materials, from their origin to their transformation. Thus, they ensure that many of their filaments are manufactured from raw materials certified for food use, toy use, and certified for skin contact. Today, Eolas Prints continues to develop new filaments for 3D printing. In addition, it continues to optimize the production line with improved quality control systems.