What Is FDM?
Fused deposition modeling
3D printers that run on FDM Technology build parts layer-by-layer from the bottom up by heating and extruding thermoplastic filaments.
Materials and Material Data Sheets
ABS M30
Nylon 12 Black
A great option for 3D printing, very versatile with great detail and performance. Nylon 12 Black Material data steet.
Polycarbonate
Ultem 1010 and Ultem 9085
Tough, Durable, Heat resistant material that is designed to endure the most rigorous conditions. Ultem 1010 and Ultem 9085 Data Sheets
Flexible TPU 95 Shore A
Typical Uses
Prototyping
Test custom parts with the same material as your production injection molded parts
Concept Models
Allows Product Designers a physical representation of their product through the iterative process.
Tooling
Jigs & Fixtures for Manufacturing floor
Production Parts
Low volume production and custom parts
Properties
Specialty Materials
Including options for flexible or high strength Materials.
Composites & High Temperature
Heat deflection temperatures up to over 215˚C (419°F) offering exceptional performance under extreme conditions.
Typical 3D-Printing Finishing Options
Standard Finish
Standard 3D Printing finish (as printed)
Supports removed, light sanding to 220 of support faces and/or bead blast.
Mold Ready
Remove supports, remove all exterior surface build lines
Sand to 320 and/or bead blast
Painted
Remove supports and layer lines on visible surfaces (A-surfaces)
Sand to 320 and/or bead blast entire part.
Paint
Engineering Clear
Remove supports, sand to 320 and/or bead blast,
Remove all exterior build lines
Apply clear coat
Custom Finishes
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