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Benefits of 3D Printing with FEP
FEP (Fluorinated Ethylene Propylene) is valued across industries for its exceptional chemical resistance, high clarity, non-stick surface, and thermal stability. Historically, these same properties made FEP extremely difficult to 3D print—placing it beyond the reach of conventional additive manufacturing technologies.
At Holscot, we’re changing this view.
Through in-house research and development, using our worldclass materials expertise, Holscot has successfully engineered techniques to 3D print with FEP.
This breakthrough allows us to offer customers a new level of design flexibility and rapid prototyping in applications where traditional FEP processing—such as extrusion or machining—may be limited or cost-prohibitive for low volumes or complex geometries.
Our 3D printed FEP components maintain the material’s core benefits while unlocking new opportunities in high-spec sectors such as aerospace, biotech, pharmaceutical, chemical handling, and more.
Whether you’re developing a new concept or looking to replace parts previously manufactured through multi-stage fabrication, our additive manufacturing using FEP can streamline production, reduce lead times, and lower tooling costs.
If your project requires the unique performance of FEP in a shape or form that’s hard to achieve through conventional methods, we may be able to help. Holscot is leading the way in 3D printed fluoropolymers—and we’re ready to support your innovation.
We’re excited to introduce this pioneering new technology, currently in its early stages — each enquiry marks the beginning of a shared development journey where we work closely with you to shape the solution together.
Contact us today to discuss your application.
Our Products
Here are some of the products.
Extrusions FEP PFA ETFE
ETFE Tubing
PFA Tubing
FEP Tubing
FEP / PFA & ETFE Encapsulation
Hose Liners : FEP
In line extrusion
In addition to producing free standing tubing, we can extrude PFA directly onto substrates such a glass, rubber, aluminium or steel.