ABOUT BETA
Print quality first. Colour comes on top of it.
What sets Beta Filament apart is not the number of colours in the catalogue but the manufacturing quality underneath them: a tight diameter tolerance, consistent extrusion and behaviour that does not change from spool to spool. The colour range only means something on top of that consistency.
STARTING WITH COLOUR
Colour is not the last item on the list.
When choosing a filament, colour is usually left until the end: pick the material first, then settle for whatever is in stock. Beta reverses that order — what colour a part will be is asked as early as what the part will be.
The shade that finishes a job is often the one nobody stocks. That is the only thing a wide range is really for: the shade you are looking for being on the list.
Where a wide range alone stops being enough is the second print. Being able to order the same colour again and set it next to a half-finished part is what Beta’s colour consistency claim means in practice.
- Beta Purple
- Kiss Red
- Cyber Yellow
- Aqua Green
- Rose Pink
- Natural Skin
- Warm Grey
- Emerald
A few colours from the brand palette. The current colour list is in the store.
MATERIAL FAMILIES
Six core materials, six different jobs.
Six material families form the backbone of the catalogue. Which one suits you depends on where the part will sit, what it has to withstand and how easily it needs to print.
PLA+
Easy and refined
The most forgiving starting point, from first print to display model.
PETG+
Tough and balanced
For technical parts and outdoor use, with almost PLA-level ease.
ASA HS
Outdoors and speed
For UV- and weather-resistant parts printed at high speed.
ABS+
Mechanical and heat-resistant
For functional parts that need mechanical strength and impact resistance.
TPU 95A
Flexible and wear-resistant
For parts that flex and spring back: seals, bumpers and protective covers.
PEBA 90A
Flexible with energy return
A flexible-class material that returns impact energy instead of absorbing it.
PRODUCT SERIES
The catalogue is split by job, not by material.
Six series, six different approaches. A series is not the name of a single material but a way of working: from everyday prints to engineering parts, from flexible bodies to special surfaces.
- Standard SeriesA dependable base for everyday prints.
- Functional SeriesDurable options for functional parts.
- Flexible SeriesMaterials that flex and spring back.
- Engineering SeriesTechnical filaments for engineering applications.
- High Performance SeriesFor parts that stay outdoors or run warm.
- Specialty SeriesSpecial effects and niche uses.
WHERE TO BUY
Beta products are sold through a single channel.
Every Beta Filament product is available at 3dteknomarket.com. Colour, stock and price information is kept up to date there.
Spools are listed at 800 g and 1 kg; filament diameter is 1.75 mm.
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