Features: 

Produce stiff, functional parts

• 40% glass bead filled thermoplastic material with both optimal mechanical properties and high reusability.

• Provides dimensional stability along with repeatability.

•Ideal for applications requiring high stiffness like enclosures and housings, fixtures and tooling.

Quality at a low cost per part

• Produce at a low cost per part and reduce your total cost of ownership.

• Less waste—reuse surplus powder batch after batch and get functional parts, no throwing away anymore.

• Get consistent performance while achieving up to 70% surplus powder reusability.

• Optimize cost and part quality—cost-efficient material with high surplus powder reusability.

Engineered for HP Multi Jet Fusion technology

• Designed for production of functional parts across a variety of industries.

• Provides the best balance between performance and reusability.

• Engineered to produce common glass bead applications with detail and dimensional accuracy.

Technical Specifications

Eco Highlights

• Powders and agents are not classified as hazardous

• Cleaner, more comfortable workplace—enclosed printing system, and automatic powder management

• Minimizes waste due to high reusability of powder

FAQ

What is 3D printing?

3D printing is a digital manufacturing process that makes it possible to create a physical object from a 3D file. The object is formed by applying successive layers of solid material. 3D Printing also known as Additive Manufacturing(AM) as a general term that covers various techniques and it empowers designers and manufacturers print object of any shape and geometric dimension.

In simple words, it is one of the fastest modes of developing physical prototypes accurately and true to scale.

How does 3D printing work?

3D Printing process builds an object layer by layer to create a complex shape. In order to build this object we need a 3D file that contains accurate information about the geometry of the part. Then the information in this 3D file is sent to the 3D-printer that will build up the material matching the 3D file.

What machines do you use to create 3D objects?

We have several types of machines in our workshops:

HP Jet Fusion 3D 4200 Printer (11 units)

EOS Formiga P110 3D Printer (1 unit)

EOS P396 3D Printer (2 units))

EOS M290 3D Printer (6 units)

Available materials: Aluminum (AlSi10Mg), Titanium (TiAl6V4), Stainless Steel (316L), PA11, PA12, PA12GB, Somos® EvoLVe 128 and other resins, etc.

How much does a 3D print cost?

The cost per gram for 3D Printing is based on a variety of factors including time, labor, machine wear, and the estimated weight of the print (in grams), etc.

How long will it take to print?

Printing usually takes hours, or several business days, and can vary depending on several factors: the size of your model, the material you are using, the layer height (smaller layers mean more layers to print), the complexity of your model, whether the object needs supports, etc.

How will I know when the print is done?

You will be notified via email once your print has been completed, and whenever there’re any problems occurred during the printing process that may need your attention.

l What colors are available?

Any color is available.Each object can only be printed in one color.