Polymaker Introduces Panchroma and Fiberon: What Does This Mean for Your 3D Prints?

Polymaker has reorganized its product line. They are introducing two new brands: Panchroma and Fiberon . This restructuring makes it easier to choose the right materials. But what do these changes mean for you? And why do some filaments, such as PolyLite PETG , still keep their original name? In this article, we will explain all about Polymaker 's latest innovations .

Why a new brand structure?

The 3D printing market is growing rapidly and user needs are becoming more specific. Polymaker responds to this by structuring its product range into three categories:

1. Panchroma - PLA, For makers looking for the most beautiful colors and special finishes.
2. Fiberon - For functional applications with high-performance, fiber-reinforced materials.
3. Polymaker (Classic) - For all other PolyMaker materials, the original name remains.

This breakdown makes it easier to determine which filament is best suited for your project.

Panchroma: The ultimate aesthetic filament line

The Panchroma series replaces the old PolyTerra PLA line and offers many more possibilities. This filament is ideal for creators who want to give their prints a unique look.

Why choose Panchroma?

• More than 150 colours and finishes , such as matte, semi-gloss, glitter and glow-in-the-dark.
• Consistent color quality , thanks to strict quality control.
• Optimal printability , also on high-speed 3D printers such as the Bambu Lab printers.
• Easy to use , PLA without complicated settings.

Panchroma not only offers a wide color palette, but also consistent print quality. And it stays true to PolyTerra’s eco-friendly vision. The filament continues to come with recycled cardboard spools and a sustainable production method.

Fiberon: High-performance composite filaments for functional prints

Fiberon is designed for functional and industrial applications. Fiberon filaments are reinforced with carbon fiber (CF) or glass fiber (GF). This provides an extra strong and wear-resistant filament.

Why Choose Fiberon?

• Very strong and heat resistant, Perfect for parts that need to withstand heavy loads.
• Various material options , such as PET-CF17 , PETG-rCF08 and PPS-CF10 .
• Less sensitive to moisture , which means it has a longer shelf life than standard nylon.
• Printable on desktop 3D printers , provided you use a hardened nozzle.

With Fiberon, makers and engineers can print durable and functional parts affordably. No expensive industrial machinery is required, just a desktop 3d printer. In addition to the standard carbon fiber reinforced filaments, a recycled version is also released. This way you can combine strong and durable printing.

Why does PolyLite PETG remain PolyLite PETG?

Not all Polymaker filaments have been renamed. PolyLite PETG and other standard materials such as ABS remain under the classic Polymaker name. These materials retain their original branding to avoid confusion.

Polymaker has deliberately chosen to make small changes such as Panchroma and Fiberon. All other filaments will keep their original name for now.

What does this mean for you as a creator?

The restructuring makes it easier to choose the right filament:

• Want striking colours and finishes? Choose Panchroma (PLA) .
• Need strength and durability? Go with Fiberon (PETG, PET, PPS, PA6) .
• Are you using standard materials such as PETG or TPU ? These will remain under the Polymaker name.

This clear separation makes it easier to find the right filament. Instead of PolyMaker PolyTerra PLA Matte Grey it will now be Panchroma Matte Grey.

Conclusion

Polymaker has smartened up its product range with the introduction of Panchroma and Fiberon :

• Panchroma offers creators unprecedented color and finishing options.
• Fiberon makes high-performance materials accessible for desktop 3D printers.
• Classic filaments such as PETG and ABS retain their familiar names .

This new brand structure ensures that both creative and functional applications are better supported.