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FDM ABS (Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene) ESD (Electrostatic Discharge) is an innovative, advanced, styrenic polymer ABS with a carbon black nanotube additive that promotes a substantial electrostatic discharge dissipation. This material also provides excellent thermal conductivity. Beneficial mechanical properties include wear and stress resistance, and a dust-free surface due to the reduction in static electricity.

ABS-like is our closest representation of injection molded ABS in a 3D printed material. It has the same high resolution appearance as VeroWhite, but the material is much stronger and more durable.

Accura 25 is a durable and flexible SLA 3D printing material. It’s ideal for snap-fit part designs, as a master pattern for urethane casting, and conceptual modeling. Accura 25 can be used for functional prototyping or end-use parts and has excellent resolution, dimensional accuracy, and can be primed and painted after printing.

Accura 60 is the perfect material for creating transparent parts. This material boasts a high tensile strength and can be used for challenging functional assemblies. It does have a relatively low-temperature limit and this must be considered if the assembly will be used in high-heat environments.

Accura ClearVue is a translucent material with a good balance of aesthetic and physical properties. Accura ClearVue with Clear Coat can achieve the highest level of transparency out of our material offerings. It’s the most suitable for high clarity applications, like optics, packaging, and visualization models or assemblies.

SLA Accura Xtreme Grey is a 3D printing material that is durable, resisting breakage, and can be utilized for challenging assembly requirements or even vacuum-casting master patterns. It can withstand harsh environments and produces parts with excellent detail fidelity and even nice sidewall quality.

FDM ASA (Acrylonitirle styrene acrylate) is the ultimate general use thermpolastic. It is similar to ABS but offers three improvements over ABS: enhanced mechanical properties, better aesthetics, and UV resistance.

Multi Jet Fusion (MJF) Nylon is a synthetic 3D printed polymer material that’s strong, durable, and flexible. MJF Nylon is typically considered more often for end-use parts and functional testing under higher loads. MJF Nylon is a cost-effective option for higher bridge production quantities because of the machine’s modular design and faster production speed. Nylons offered: Nylon 11, Nylon 12, and Nylon 12 Glass-Filled

PA 12 has excellent flexural strength and heat deflection properties and is a great choice for both end-use production parts and functional prototypes. PA 12 is also available with 40% glass bead fill for a higher degree of stiffness and dimensional stability.

FDM PC-ABS (Polycarbonate-Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene) is a unique blend of ABS and PC, offering flexural strength of ABS with heat resistance of PC. It’s a thermoplastic with heat resistance and a high impact resistance.

PETG (Polyethylene terephthalate glycol) is a useful 3D printing material for mechanical early-stage prototypes. It’s a great option that merges the cost-effectiveness of PLA and functionality of ABS. Although not ideal for aesthetics, this material is known for its impact resistance, warpage resistance, low shrinkage rate and high head deflection temperature.

PLA is a great 3D printing material for early stage prototyping on simple geometry parts, made out of biodegradable corn starch. Because this material is relatively cheap, you can cost effectively 3D print multiple iterations of an early stage part design.

FDM PC (Polycarbonate) is a tried and true choice for many applications, offering dimensional stability, heat resistance and good impact resistance. It also has a good stiffness, enabling shape retention and it is a tough material suitable for applications requiring durability, even for industrial use or functional testing.

Polypropylene is a durable material, with excellent chemical resistance and low moisture absorption. Making this material perfect for piping or fluid systems. Polypropylene is often used in automotive, industrial, and medical applications where the 3D component needs to have low moisture absorbtion.

Rubber-like is one of the unique printing capabilities of PolyJet machines because of the PhotoPolymer resin used in this style of printing. The prints will give you full flexibility of parts and allow you to simulate rubbers between Shore 27A and Shore 90A.

Vero is a high resolution 3D printing material that’s excellent for checking your prototype’s fit and accuracy. With its 16 micron resolution, this material works great for visual models, especially if they require painting.

VeroClear is a quick-turn translucent material, fabricated using PolyJet 3D printing technology. It works great to replicate clear parts or create light pipes which need to diffuse light over a distance.