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Lay Filaments

Lay Filaments is a brand of functional filaments for 3D printing developed by the prestigious engineer Kai-Parthy. With his great experience in polymers and specific materials for each application, he has created innovative and unique filaments on the market, such as the first wooden filament of 3D printing (LayWoo-D3).

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ABS pellets (in powder) - Kai Parthy

ABS pellets (in powder) - Kai Parthy

ABS pellets in powder format (very small particle size), for extruding in pellets extruders.

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Biodegradable GROWLAY 3D

Biodegradable GROWLAY 3D

Biodegradable and microcapillary filament, capable of absorbing water, seeds and substrate.

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Chamberlay 100

Soluble support filament that withstands extrusion temperatures of 230 - 280º and chamber <100ºC.

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Gel-Lay

New sparkling filament, with a porous structure, formed by the combination TPE and PVA.

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Lay Ceramic powder

Lay Ceramic pellets (in powder) - Kai Parthy

Sinterable ceramic pellets in powder format for 3D printing fully ceramic parts.

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Lay PU Shore 75A

Lay PU Shore 75A pellets (in powder) - Kai Parthy

Polyurethane pellets in powder format for resilient elastomeric parts with Shore 75A hardness.

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Lay-Brick 1.75mm filamento para impresora 3D.

Lay-Brick (Ceramic)

Filament made of sandstone that recreates a surface finish similar to stone or ceramic.

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Lay-Brick pellets - Kai Parthy

Lay-Brick pellets - Kai Parthy

Pellets with a sandstone filler for parts with a surface finish simulating stone or ceramic.

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Lay-Cloud

Designed to be used as support material with flexible filaments.

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Lay-Fomm 40

New filament belonging to the family Porolay, composed of a polymer and PVA soluble.

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Lay-Fomm 60

New element belonging to the family Porolay, characterized as sparkling and highly porous.

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Laywoo-D3 3mm filament for 3D printer

LayWoo-D3

Filament made from wood fibers recreates a similar wood finish.

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LayWoo-D3 pellets - Kai Parthy

LayWoo-D3 pellets - Kai Parthy

Pellets filled with wood fibers for decorative parts with a wood surface finish and texture.

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LayWood-Flex

Manufactured from wood fibers and a flexibilizer, recreates a finish similar to that of wood.

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MolLay 1.75mm 750g

MoldLay

It allows printing molds for casting, both lost wax and permanent shaping.

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PA12 pellets (in powder)

PA12 pellets (in powder)

PA12 pellets in powder format (very small particle size), for extruding in pellets extruders.

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PLA pellets (in powder) - Kai Parthy

PLA pellets (in powder) - Kai Parthy

PLA pellets in powder format (very small particle size), for extruding in pellets extruders.

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PVA pellets (in powder) 0.05-0.10 - Kai Parthy

PVA pellets (in powder) - Kai Parthy

PVA pellets in powder format (very small particle size), for extruding in pellets extruders.

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Reflect-o-Lay

Filament formed by flexibly PLA and small reflective particles that reflect light intensively.

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Solay

Flexible and elastic filament with properties similar to rubber.

Lay Filaments: Quality and innovation

Lay Filaments is a German filament manufacturer specializing in unique 3D printing materials with functional properties that meet the needs of all types of projects. His story begins in 2012, when he launched the first wooden filament for 3D printing FDM: LayWoo-D3.

This filament contains 40 % recycled wood and the rest of the binding polymers. Its use is similar to that of the PLA with the peculiarity that the LayWoo-D3 changes color depending on the printing temperature.

This German manufacturer is constantly in search of new materials that can facilitate the printing of all kinds of applications, without neglecting at any time the control of the quality of their materials.

Innovative and unique filaments

If something stands out Fila Filaments is for its range of filaments, some totally unique in the 3D printing market. GROWLAY is one of those special filaments, able to serve as a growth medium to vegetables through its porosity and microcapillaries that form the material. It is also capable of absorbing water, liquid fertilizer or any nutrient that will be key to feeding the root of the vegetable that you want to grow.

Another filament that was innovative at the time of its launch is the MoldLay, a material with properties similar to wax that allows to print molds both for casting by lost wax and for permanent molding.

Apart from these materials, Lay Filaments has other filaments: porous materials (Gel-Lay, Lay-Fomm 40 and Lay-Fomm 60), Lay-PVA, Lay-Cloud (water-soluble support material for flexible filaments) or Lay-Brick (ceramic). Some of the Lay Filaments materials are also available in pellet format.

Careful study of each material

Lay Filaments has many years of experience in the development and manufacture of filaments, these being always innovative materials in the 3D printing market. As part of the process of developing materials, always performs a thorough study at the microscopic level before and after the extrusion of the material, from which they extract the information to offer their clients recommendations for use and graphics where different properties of the material are shown.