Pellets

Eolas Prints supplies a range of 3D printing pellets for pellet-fed extruders and large-format (LFAM) systems, available in PLA, PETG, TPU, ABS, and post-consumer recycled PET (rPET). Each material is produced by a specialist manufacturing partner whose operation is certified to ISO standards, and shipped from our stock in Cantabria, Spain. REACH statements — and food-contact declarations where applicable — are available on request.

Who Uses Pellets

Pellet-fed 3D printing systems — including large-format additive manufacturing (LFAM) printers, fused granulate fabrication (FGF) systems, and desktop pellet extruders — process raw pellets directly rather than spooled filament. The material cost per kilogram is significantly lower than filament, making pellets the economical choice for high-volume production, large-format printing, and operations where material cost is a meaningful factor in unit economics. Industrial injection moulding facilities also use these pellets for material testing and rapid prototyping before committing to full tooling.

Available Materials

• PLA Pellets: Biodegradable, easy to process, food-contact-safe raw material — for large-format PLA printing and sustainable production
• PETG Pellets: Chemical resistant, food-contact-safe raw material, excellent layer adhesion — for functional and food-contact applications
• TPU Pellets: Flexible, skin-safe, abrasion-resistant — for gaskets, seals, wearables, and flexible components
• ABS Pellets: Impact-resistant, acetone-smoothable, 83°C heat deflection — for engineering prototypes and functional housings
• Recycled PET Pellets (rPET): European-made, 100% post-consumer recycled PET — for sustainable large-format production with good mechanical properties and chemical resistance

You can print these pellets directly on a pellet (FGF) 3D printer, with no filament step in between. See our range of Pellet 3D printers, including the PioCreat G5 Ultra.

Quality and Certification

Each pellet material is produced by a specialist manufacturer certified to ISO standards, and covered by a REACH statement. Food-contact-safe and skin-safe materials carry the relevant declarations for food-contact and wearable applications (available on request). New to pellet printing? See our European buyer's guide to recycled rPET pellets for a practical overview. Bulk quantities — including big bags for production-scale printing — are available for industrial customers; contact us to discuss your volume requirements.