This reference guide compiles the mechanical and thermal properties, along with the recommended printing settings, for the most popular 3D printing materials from leading global manufacturers such as:
The purpose of this guide is to help you choose the most suitable material for your project based on verified, manufacturer‑approved technical data.
1) eSUN
All official data sheets for eSUN filaments are available via the company's dedicated filter page:
🔗 eSUN Official Datasheet Library
2) Bambu Lab
Bambu Lab provides official data sheets for each material:
🔗 Bambu Lab Official Datasheet Library
3) Fillamentum
The company provides detailed data sheets for each material:
🔗 Fillamentum Official Datasheet Library
4) SpiderMaker
Official data sheets for SpiderMaker filaments:
🔗 SpiderMaker Official Datasheet Library
5) R3D
Official data sheets for R3D filaments:
🔗 R3D Official Datasheet Library

This video provides a practical demonstration of how to disassemble and re‑install refill filament coils into official Bambu Lab spools. It helps you use materials efficiently, reduce plastic waste, and ensure perfect compatibility with the AMS automatic material system.

This short video presents a quick and effective solution to one of the most common problems faced by 3D printing users: tangled or knotted filament inside the spool. It demonstrates the correct manual method to untangle and realign the filament to p
This guide explains how to download, import, and apply eSUN filament profile files for:


1.Launch Bambu Studio.
2.From the top-left menu, click File → Import → Import Configs…

A file browser window will appear. Open the extracted folder and select the folder matching your exact printer model (e.g., X1C, P1S, A1). Click Open.

Select all configuration files inside your printer’s folder (Ctrl + A to select all). Click Open to import them into Bambu Studio.

In the left sidebar under Filament, click the three dots → Custom → User presets. Select the eSUN filament you want to use (e.g., X1C eSUN ABS+ Filament).

Under Process, open the dropdown → User presets. Select the matching process file (e.g., X1C eSUN ABS+ Process) to apply correct speeds, temperatures, and layer settings.

eSUN also provides ready-made profiles for Creality printers. If your files are in .json or .ini format, they are compatible with Creality Print.
This video demonstrates—step-by-step—how to import filament settings.
Use it as a visual reference to follow the steps accurately.
After import:
From the Filament menu, select the imported eSUN filament.
From Process / Quality / Speed, select the matching profile (ABS+, PLA+, PETG, etc.).
Always ensure you select the correct printer model inside Creality Print before applying any settings. Speed and temperature profiles vary significantly between:
Selecting the correct model ensures safe and optimal printing performance.
Always choose the correct printer model folder during profile import to guarantee the best results and fully compatible printing speeds.