3D Printing Materials
PC
“Polycarbonate is a material combining the heat, fatigue, water and chemical resistance. It has a glass transition temperature of 121 °C which makes it suitable for high heat applications. PC absorbs little moisture and has high electrical insulating characteristics.” + Food packaging + Heat resistance + Friction resistance
Nylon PA12
PA 12 Glass Beads is a variation of the Nylon PA 12 material for HP Multi Jet Fusion. With 40% glass beads fill, parts made with PA 12 Glass Beads will have all the fine grain, high density and low porosity qualities of typical Nylon 12, but with a higher degree of stiffness and dimensional stability. Additionally, it’s less prone to warpage so it’s a great option for large or flat parts.
Aluminum
Aluminum is, however, a very ductile and electrically conductive element, giving it distinct advantage in electronics. It also has a high resistance to chemical and environmental corrosion, allowing aluminum to withstand an array of harsh conditions. It is these properties that have caught the eye of 3D printer manufacturers.
ABS
ABS-like is one of our highest resolution 3D printed materials (same as Vero), but is stronger and has a higher temperature resistance compared with Vero. The material finish is an opaque white and is perfect for high accuracy parts. The layering or stepping is minimally visible due to the color and high resolution of this manufacturing process. + Impact resistance + Water Absorption + Painted part (housing)
One Precision provides a range of high-quality 3D printing (additive manufacturing) services, including FDM, SLA, SLS and SLM. This allows for the 3D printing of plastics and metals, and provides options for both prototyping and production.
How to Select 3D Printing Process
If you need assistance in finding which 3D printing process is the right fit for you, you can set up a consultation and planning phase with our team of additive manufacturing experts.
All 3D CAD files you wish to have printed must be provided for the design and reviewed by the production team so they can be optimized and made to meet design requirements. These requirements will differ between FDM, SLA, SLS, and SLM 3D printing, so be sure to optimize your CAD model for the 3D printing process you wish to use.
How to Select 3D Printing Process
