Materials
SLS
The material selection for SLS is limited compared to FDM and SLA, but the available materials have excellent mechanical characteristics, with strength resembling injection-molded parts. The most common material for selective laser sintering is nylon, a popular engineering thermoplastic. Nylon is lightweight, strong, flexible, and stable against impact, chemicals, heat, UV light, water, and dirt.
SLA
SLA 3D printing is highly versatile, offering resin formulations with a wide range of optical, mechanical, and thermal properties to match those of standard, engineering, and industrial thermoplastics.
Engineering
Application – Similar physical properties to polypropylene (PP) or high density polyethylene (HDPE), where high elongation, deformation, or impact resistance are required
Application – Similar physical properties to polypropylene (PP) or high density polyethylene (HDPE), where high elongation, deformation, or impact resistance are required
Application – Simulates 80A durometer rubber, high impact resistance and compression, great for ergonomic soft-touch grips
Application – Versatile material, resistant to deformation over time, suitable for concept modeling, functional prototyping, and parts intended for repeated use
Application – HDT of 238 °C @ 0.45 MPa for V2 (FLHTAM02) and 289 °C @ 0.45 MPa for V1 (FLHTAM01), designed for static applications that experience high temperatures, including thermoforming, vulcanization, and electronics encapsulation
Application – Reinforced with glass for very high stiffness and a polished finish, highly resistant to deformation over time. Great for printing thin walls and features. Not suited for parts that must bend.
Application – With a stiffness simulating that of glass and fiber-filled thermoplastics, Rigid 10K Resin is designed to maintain structural integrity under any condition
Application – Simulates ABS plastic. Choose for applications that will undergo high stress and strain. Great for functional prototyping of assemblies, machining, and snap-fits.
Application – Simulates PP plastic. Great for functional prototyping of assemblies, snap-fits and hinges.
Medical
Application – Medical-grade material designed for rigid, non-brittle, biocompatible parts that require long-term skin and mucosal membrane contact and for end-use medical devices
Application – Stiff, functionally strong medical-grade material for biocompatible parts that require short-term skin and mucosal membrane contact
Dental
Application – 20% wax-fill material captures intricate features, offers smooth surfaces and high strength without post-curing. Developed for casting with zero ash content and clean burnout. Suitable for custom try-ons and direct investment casting.
Application – Designed for hard splints and retainers with high resistance to fracture and wear. Class IIa biocompatible.
Application – Highly accurate, formulated for printing crown and bridge models with removable dies.
Application – Designed for surgical and pilot drill guides. Class I biocompatible resin (EN-ISO 10993-1:2009/AC:2010, USP Class VI).
Application – Developed for biocompatible denture bases and teeth with fewer steps and less variability than traditional workflows. Class IIa biocompatible.
Application – Use to create biocompatible denture bases and teeth with fewer steps and less variability than traditional workflows. Class IIa biocompatible.
Application – Designed for surgical and pilot drill guides. Class I biocompatible resin (EN-ISO 10993-1:2009/AC:2010, USP Class VI).
Application – Long-term biocompatible material formulated for manufacturing impression trays.
Application – Long-term biocompatible material developed for dental crowns, inlays, onlays, and veneers.
Application – Long-term biocompatible material developed for dental crowns, bridges, inlays, onlays, and veneers.
Application – Designed for simulation of the gingiva for dental implant modeling in customizable color pigments.
Application – Designed for manufacturing biocompatible indirect bonding trays for orthodontic bracket placement.
Specialties
Application – Developed for clean burnout with direct investment casting
Application – 20% wax-fill material captures intricate features, offers smooth surfaces and high strength without post-curing. Developed for casting with zero ash content and clean burnout. Suitable for custom try-ons and direct investment casting.
Application – 40% wax-fill and low expansion direct casting resin with superior castability, accommodates a wide range of design features such as stone holes and engraves.
Application – Highly accurate, formulated for printing crown and bridge models with removable dies.
Standard
Appearance – Transparent, polishes to near optical clarity
Application – Great for internal channels and working with light
Appearance – Highly pigmented, opaque matte surface
Application – Great for printing small, intricate features
Application – Great for showing off surface finish and for printing small, accurate features, photographs easily
