Low volume manufacturing

• Polyamide (PA)
  The powder, being a solid material, has the attractive feature of being self-supporting for the generated product sections. This makes supports (typical for stereolithography) redundant. The polyamide material allows the production of fully functional prototypes with high mechanical and thermal resistance. 

• Glass filled polyamide (PA-GF)
  The use of PA powder filled with glass particles (PA-GF) has a much higher thermal resistance and is typically used in functional tests with high thermal loads. 

• Alumide 
  Alumide is a blend of aluminium powders and PA powder, which allows metallic-looking, non-porous components to be machined easily and is resistant to high temperatures.

• ABS 
  An ABS prototype has up to 80% of the strength of injection moulded ABS meaning that it is extremely suitable for functional applications.

• ABSi 
  ABSi is an ABS type with high impact strength. The semi-translucent material used to build the FDM parts is USP Class VI approved.

• PC-ABS
  PC-ABS is a blend of polycarbonate and ABS plastic which combines the strength of PC with the flexibility of ABS.

• PC-ISO 
  PC-ISO blends are widely used throughout packaging and medical device manufactures. The PC-ISO material used to build the FDM parts is USP Class VI approved and also ISO 10993-1 rated.

• Rubber-like polyurethanes

• PE-PP-like polyurethanes

• PC/ABS-like polyurethanes

Colours approaching RAL-standard colours are available.

• PA-like polyurethanes

• ABS-like polyurethanes

• PE-PP-like polyurethanes

• Materials for the mould : aluminium & P20-steel

• All possible tooling materials are available