Materials
Extrudr, the New Manufacturer of 100% Biodegradable Filaments
Created in 2014 by Johannes Früh, Extrudr is a new player in the field of filament manufacturers for 3D printers. Despite its young age, the Austrian company already offers an extensive range of materials including PLA, TPU, PETG as well as…
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Created in 2014 by Johannes Früh, Extrudr is a new player in the field of filament manufacturers for 3D printers. Despite its young age, the Austrian company already offers an extensive range of materials including PLA, TPU, PETG as well as a thermoplastic called Durapro which is resistant to both UV (ultraviolet) light and heat. The manufacturer Extrudr also produces a range of eco-responsible filaments, GreenTEC and Biofusion.
Atome3D is the official reseller of Extrudr in France and also ships the range worldwide. At the moment, the website also offers the promo code “DISCOVER-GreenTEC”, which includes an immediate 10% discount valid exclusively on Extrudr – GreenTEC filaments until May 31, 2021.
GreenTEC, a heat resistant biodegradable material
One of the flagship materials of the Austrian manufacturer is GreenTEC range. The interesting thing about these filaments is that they are 100% biodegradable (according to DIN EN ISO 14855), making them an ecological alternative to standard 3D printing materials. Another notable quality of this range is its FDA approval for food products.
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