Material
Bronze
Bronze is an alloy consisting of copper, tin, and other metals. It’s a strong, affordable option for creating models in metal, and has an antique look with a reddish tint. Bronze can be used for steampunk designs, miniatures, sculptures, or antique-looking jewelry. It is also a popular choice for pre-print tests before ordering a piece of jewelry in gold or silver.
Technical specifications
| Maximum part dimensions | 88 x 88 x 125 mm |
| Standard accuracy | ±5% (with a lower limit of ±0.15 mm) |
| Layer thickness | 0.016 mm |
| Minimum wall thickness | 0.6 mm |
| Minimum detail size | 0.35 mm |
| Interlocking or moving parts | No |
| Internal channels | No |
| Surface structure | Rough and slightly shiny surface |
Datasheet
| PARAMETER | VALUE | UNIT | METHOD |
| - | Cu 90%, Sn 10% | ||
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| - | - | MPa | |
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| - | - | GPa | |
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| - | - | HRB | |
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| - | - | J/(kg*K) | |
| - | - | 1/K | |
| - | - | S/m |
Actual values may vary with build conditions.
Finishing degrees
The right finish can transform your print into a product. Explore the post-production finishes we offer for this material. If you have any questions or special requests, get in touch with us.
Unpolished
- Filed and sanded to remove sprues from casting process
- Printing layers still visible
Unpolished + PU coated
- Filed and sanded to remove sprues from casting process
- Printing layers still visible
- Coated with clear polyurethane for protection against scratches and oxidation
Polished + PU coated
- Filed and sanded to remove sprues from casting process
- Polished
- Coated with clear polyurethane for protection against scratches and oxidation
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