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# Made in America Materials
## Quality Materials Made Right Here in the USA
Our expansion into U.S. manufacturing is driven by our commitment to sustainability and continuous innovation. We’re focused on developing eco-friendly solutions and state-of-the-art materials that empower creators and reduce environmental impact, all while supporting local industries.
### Where We are Now & Where We're Going
Currently, around 10% of our SKUs are made in the USA, focusing on our top-selling materials. This is just the beginning of our journey toward greater local production. By 2025, we plan to have 10-15% of our product line manufactured domestically, enhancing availability and supply chain efficiency.
Polymaker aims to have 70-80% of our SKUs produced in the U.S. within five years, supported by fully automated production lines. This growth will mean over 100 new extrusion lines and job creation for 100+ employees, positioning Polymaker as a leader in U.S.-based 3D printing materials.
### Current Materials That Are Made in America
PolyLite™ PLA - White, Black, Grey, Red, Green, Yellow, Orange, Purple
PolyLite™ PLA Pro - White, Black, Grey, Red, Blue, Orange, Teal
PolyLite™ PETG - White, Black, Grey, Red, Yellow, Blue, Orange, Translucent
PolyLite™ ABS - Black, White, Grey
PolyLite™ ASA - Black, White, Grey, Yellow
**USA Manufacturing Notice\***
While we are making efforts to increase our Manufacturing output in the Greater Houston Area, *we cannot guarantee that all orders will be 100% Made in America.* Our core product line shown on this page is currently manufacturing in the USA, however some of our other materials are still imported while we ramp up operations.
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