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This new additive material offers food-processing plants a rapid, cost-effective method to produce custom gaskets, seals, and production-line parts at fraction of the time of traditional manufacturing.
There are thousands of materials used in 3D printing. In this guide, we cover the strongest, the cheapest, the most challenging, and everything that’s fit to 3D print.
Still a challenging material to 3D print, silicone is now more accessible as new 3D printers and materials enter the market.
From PEEK to carbon-fiber nylon, learn how to select the right engineering-grade, high-temperature 3D printing polymer for your manufacturing application.
From rugged carbon fiber composites to elastic silicone materials, we'll help you match the perfect high-performance material to your project's specific demands.
In partnership with "liquid filament" specialists Filament2, Prusa has given us a glimpse of the technology-bending future for the Prusa XL toolchanger.
3D printing pure silicone parts is challenging. Check out our recommendations for pure silicone 3D printing services.
Covering electrical connectors, prosthetics manufacturing aids, and molds, Axtra3D's new material options are application specific.