Partners
Wholesale & OEM
Three ways to work with the factory: stock FilamentBay for resale, private-label our grades, or develop a formulation with the R&D team. Print farms buying for their own use should apply on the Print Farm page.
Request the wholesale price list, channel policy and available stock list. The listed first-order starting point is $2,000; confirm product mix, destination and any drop-ship arrangement in the quote.
The listed starting point is 500 spools per SKU. Confirm how grade, color, diameter and packaging define that SKU. Approve label artwork, packaging and any product documentation before production.
Discuss custom hardness, color or additives from a listed 1-ton formulation starting point. Feasibility, pilot requirements, test evidence and formulation-specific terms are quoted after review.
From a brief to a repeatable supply specification
- Define the use and destination. Send the part's purpose, printer/process, material candidates, monthly volume, country and target date. Indicate whether quantities refer to spools, kilograms or a formulation batch.
- Agree the sample plan. Confirm sample quantity, color, costs, delivery estimate and the documents available. A sample can establish fit or appearance without establishing long-term mechanical or electrical performance.
- Write the acceptance criteria. Record grade identity, color tolerance if measured, spool/diameter requirements, packaging, test method and allowed variation. Do not substitute a catalog adjective for an acceptance limit.
- Approve the quote and pilot. The written quote should specify what is included, payment terms, shipment terms, lead-time assumptions and how any changes are approved. Artwork approval and material approval are separate decisions.
- Confirm production and dispatch. Production timing starts only after the agreed approvals and payment conditions. Stock, custom colors, packaging, test requirements and destination can change the schedule.
- Keep the repeat-order record. Refer to the accepted specification and lot records on every repeat. Request notification of formulation, packaging or manufacturing changes that could affect your process.
Bring a complete brief
Material and quality
- Grade/color and any resin or additive restrictions.
- Intended use, service conditions and acceptance tests.
- Required TDS/COA, electrical or other application documents, and whether independent testing is needed.
- Printer, nozzle and approved process where relevant.
See the evidence checklist before requesting certification-sensitive applications. Available supplier data does not automatically establish conformity.
Packaging and delivery
- Spool weight, diameter, labels and carton requirements.
- Artwork ownership, language, barcode and lot-code placement.
- Destination, shipment size, receiving constraints and required date.
- Sample, pilot and production quantities stated separately.
Private-label scope and any packaging tooling or testing costs must appear in the quote; they are not implied by the per-spool price.
What the first reply should establish
Whether the request fits an existing grade or needs development, which information is missing, what documents can be supplied and the next quotation or sample step. A reply target is not a promise of production availability. If your date is critical, ask for a written schedule tied to the required approvals.
Tell us about your business
We aim to reply within one business day with the next information, quotation or sample step. A custom formulation needs a separate feasibility and testing review.
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