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Need to 3D print a medical device or automotive component that will interact with fluid? Polypropylene could be your best choice. This material is perfect for applications that require high-use cycles and low mositure absorbtion. Polypropylene is great for applications where the material will continually be cycled in and out of stress due to its fatigue resistance, and semi-flexible characteristics. Polypropylene is a lightweight and can be used to reduce the overall weight of the printed component.
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Polypropylene is an ideal material for 3D printing due to its strength, durability, and affordability. It is a lightweight yet strong material, making it well-suited for a wide range of 3D printing applications. It is also highly resistant to chemicals and moisture, making it an ideal choice for outdoor and industrial applications. Polypropylene is also a cost-effective material, making it a good choice for budget-conscious projects. Additionally, it is easy to post-process and can be finished in a wide variety of ways, making it an ideal material for 3D printing projects that require high accuracy and surface finish.
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