METALS
Ti6Al4V ELI (Grade 23) is an alpha + beta alloy with extra low interstitial elements (O, N, C). It guarantees high strength and long-term bone bonding. Furthermore it has low weight ratio, excellent biological compatibility, higher corrosion resistance, non-magnetic properties and high toughness.
Chromium-Cobalt (Co-Cr-Mo) is widely used in biomedical applications due to its excellent mechanical properties and corrosion resistance. It is also biocompatible, which means it does not cause adverse reactions when implanted in the body. This is crucial for applications such as joint replacements and dental implants.
One of the advantages of copper 3D printing is the increased performance caused by the design freedom that only additive manufacturing can offer. Some common applications for copper parts are heat exchangers, induction coils, and heat pipes.
NYLON
PA2200 is a form of polyamide, commonly identified as Nylon. Widely used in a variety of industrial contexts and applications, PA2200 stands out as a versatile material due to its exceptional mechanical and chemical properties. Its characteristics are amplified by the possibility of 3D printing using SLS technology, allowing us to produce applications, prototypes or entire production batches.
This material is characterized by several key features that make it a remarkable material in production, such as:
- High Resolution and Selectivity: remarkable detail resolution and high selectivity, ideal for creating parts with precision.
- Strength and Rigidity: Sintered PA2200 parts have an excellent combination of strength and rigidity, providing mechanical strength and adaptability.
- Chemical Resistance: The material offers good resistance to chemicals, expanding its potential applications in various industrial contexts.
- Biocompatibility: Approved for use in medical devices and other applications requiring biocompatible materials, such as orthopaedic components.


RESINS
Wide range of resins for SLA printing offering an extraordinary range of possibilities, from engineering to custom design to be used in dental applications. Resins are liquid materials that solidify through a photopolymerisation process, usually using UV light. This allows the creation of fine details and smooth surfaces, making resins ideal for high-precision prototypes. There is a world of different resins, each with unique properties: from standard resins for rapid prototyping, to hard resins for functional parts, to biocompatible resins for medical applications.
Grey Resin
Colour: Grey
Stiff & strong
Flexural Strength: 103MPa
Ultimate Tensile Strength: 62MPa
Elongation at Break: 13%
Clear Resin
Colour: Transparent
Stiff & strong
Flexural Strength: 105 MPa
Ultimate Tensile Strength: 60MPa
Elongation at Break: 8%
White Resin
Colour: White
Stiff & strong
Flexural Strength: 103 MPa
Ultimate Tensile Strength: 61MPa
Elongation at Break: 11%
Tough 2000
Colour: Gray
Stiff & strong
Tensile Modulus: 2.2 MPa
Ultimate Tensile Strength: 46MPa
Thermal Expansion: 91micm/m/°C
Elastic 50A
Colour: Transparent
Translucent
Elongation at Break: 160%
Ultimate Tensile Strength: 3.4MPa
Shore Hardness: 55 A
SURGICAL GUIDE
Colour: Transparent
Sterilizable
Elongation at Break: 12%
Flexural Strength: 102 MPa
Flexural Modulus: 2.4
PRECISION MODEL
Colour: Beige
Elongation at Break: 8.6%
Flexural Strength: 87 MPa
Tensile Modulus: 2.2 GPa
FAST MODEL
Colour: White
Elongation at Break: 11%
Tensile Strength: 62 MPa
Elasticity Modulus: 2.67 GPa
COLOR KIT
Magenta
Cyan
Yellow
Black