High quality sustainable 3D printing filaments by Addnorth

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Addnorth is a Swedish filament manufacturer. It has an extensive range of materials, including its range of filaments for engineering applications, such as Adamant S1, Koltron G1 or Addbor N25.

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Adamant S1 (PVDF)

PVDF filament with excellent mechanical, chemical and thermal properties.

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Addbor N25

An innovative filament with boron carbide, can absorb neutrons and acts as an anti-radiation shield.

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Adura™ X

Nylon filament with carbon fibre to make strong parts for high performance environments.

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Koltron G1 Graphene

Graphene filament with good thermal and electrical conductivity as well as excellent tribological, mechanical and chemical properties.

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PC Blend HT LCF 500 g

PC Blend HT LCF

Heat- and chemical resistant PC filament with carbon fibre for strong and resilient parts.

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PLA Textura

Matte PLA filament with cellulose particles that achieve almost invisible layers.

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PLA Textura™ Flare

PLA Textura™ Flare

Matte PLA filament with sparkles, with cellulose particles that achieves almost invisible layers.

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PLA madera Addnorth

PLA wood Addnorth

PLA filament filled with wood fibres with a surface finish similar to natural wood.

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Rigid X

PETG filament with carbon fibre ideal for a wide range of demanding applications.

Addnorth is a Swedish start-up founded in 2016 by four engineers with a long history in the plastics industry. The company was born as a response to the lack of filament producers in the Nordic countries and the difficulty in finding quality technical 3D printing materials in the region.

Addnorth maintains close ties with Chalmers University, the alma mater of its founders. Thanks to this, and to the support of the governmental innovation agencies Vinnova and Almi, they are one of the leading filament manufacturers, with strong investment and R&D&I. Its main lines include the development of PLA produced from cellulose waste derived from the Swedish timber industry as a sustainable alternative to the use of corn starch.