All Professional 3D manufactures proprietary 3D printer filament for bulk purchase, made in the U.S.A. from virgin pellets with medical grade colorants. The company also offers private label services.
Village PlasticsSince 2004, Village Plastics has manufactured thermoplastic welding rod and 3D-printing filament, becoming one of the first U.S. producers of filament for 3D printers. Now operating under Toner Plastics in East Longmeadow, Massachusetts, the brand combines decades of extrusion experience with custom tooling and three-axis laser inspection for closely controlled, traceable production. Its American-made filament and welding rod are produced on dedicated lines for retail, wholesale and custom customers.NORTON, OH
NinjaTekNinjaTek makes specialty 3D-printing filament, with a particular focus on flexible polyurethane materials such as its original NinjaFlex line. The product line of Fenner Precision Polymers draws on more than 50 years of extrusion experience and manufactures all of its filament in the United States. Its small materials-engineering team also develops custom filament solutions for industrial users, makers and hobbyists.LITITZ, PA
GreenGate3DGreenGate3D turns scrap plastics into 100% recycled, American-made 3D-printing filament and PET-G pellets. The venture grew out of Universal Composites, a plastics recycler founded by Phil Silberfeld in 1994 that has diverted millions of pounds from landfills, and began exploring 3D printing in 2018. Today, GreenGate3D uses the same recycled PET-G in its own filament production, with more than 125,000 pounds of pellets held in-house for supply continuity.BOHEMIA, NY
THRiLFounded in 2017 by former Lancer Systems engineers, THRiL manufactures firearm magazines, stocks and accessories for professional, competitive and recreational users. The company develops, tests and makes all of its products in the USA, with a focus on dependable performance in demanding conditions. Its SKUNK3DWORKS line also serves as a direct-to-consumer research and development pipeline, using customer feedback to refine 3D-printed components.PIPERSVILLE, PA