FAQ

Our material itself is food contact safe, but the 3D printing process is not as during the 3D printing the filament comes into contact with unsafe parts. For example, there may be materials left in the extruder and nozzle of the 3D printer that are not food-safe and these will then come into contact with our filament. A possible solution to this would be to coat the final 3D-printed part with a few layers of food-safe epoxy or silicone.

Our material itself is food contact safe, but the 3D printing process is not as during the 3D printing the filament comes into contact with unsafe parts. For example, there may be materials left in the extruder and nozzle of the 3D printer that are not food-safe and these will then come into contact with our filament. A possible solution to this would be to coat the final 3D-printed part with a few layers of food-safe epoxy or silicone.