Kimya

Premium industrial engineering materials by Armor Group

Tier A-

Kimya sits at Tier A- - a strong overall pick with tight quality control and a few minor caveats versus pure Tier A brands. We rate them this way because of airbus and alstom qualification programs and ultimaker/makerbot certifications signal industrial-grade consistency and engineering focus (pekk, pei, conductive, recycled pla-r) rather than hobby pla leadership. Materials available from Kimya include PLA-R, PETG-S, ABS-CF, ABS-Kevlar, TPU-92A, and PEI. In day-to-day printing, Kimya stands out for: wide technical portfolio from recycled pla-r to pekk and conductive flexibles. Spools typically run $30-$120 per kilogram.

Why Tier A-?

  • Airbus and Alstom qualification programs and Ultimaker/MakerBot certifications signal industrial-grade consistency
  • Engineering focus (PEKK, PEI, conductive, recycled PLA-R) rather than hobby PLA leadership

Pros

  • French Armor Group brand with Kimya Lab formulation and aerospace qualifications
  • Wide technical portfolio from recycled PLA-R to PEKK and conductive flexibles
  • Certified profiles for Ultimaker, Raise3D, and MakerBot ecosystems
  • Industrial customers cite consistent technical performance in regulated sectors

Cons

  • Premium pricing with limited hobbyist forum volume on standard PLA
  • Engineering lines need enclosures, drying, and hardened nozzles as applicable
  • Primarily EU/industrial distribution channels

Additional Notes

  • Industrial-grade French filament; buy for qualified engineering materials, not budget PLA

Kimya Filament FAQ

What materials does Kimya make?

Kimya produces filament in the following materials: PLA-R, PETG-S, ABS-CF, ABS-Kevlar, TPU-92A, PEI, PEKK, PPSU. Each material is suited to different print applications - check our material database for printing temperatures and specs.

What tier is Kimya filament rated?

Kimya is rated Tier A- by Filament Cheat Sheet because of airbus and alstom qualification programs and ultimaker/makerbot certifications signal industrial-grade consistency and engineering focus (pekk, pei, conductive, recycled pla-r) rather than hobby pla leadership.

Is Kimya good for beginners?

Yes - Kimya is a strong choice for beginners thanks to consistent quality and reliable printing behavior, though pricing is on the higher end.

What are the pros and cons of Kimya filament?

Pros of Kimya: French Armor Group brand with Kimya Lab formulation and aerospace qualifications; Wide technical portfolio from recycled PLA-R to PEKK and conductive flexibles; Certified profiles for Ultimaker, Raise3D, and MakerBot ecosystems; Industrial customers cite consistent technical performance in regulated sectors. Considerations: Premium pricing with limited hobbyist forum volume on standard PLA; Engineering lines need enclosures, drying, and hardened nozzles as applicable; Primarily EU/industrial distribution channels.

How much does Kimya filament cost?

Kimya filament typically costs between $30 and $120 per kilogram, depending on the material and color. Specialty composite or engineering-grade materials sit at the upper end of that range.

Where can I buy Kimya filament?

Kimya filament is sold directly through Kimya at https://www.kimya.fr/. It is not generally stocked on Amazon.