SR-35 - used with ABS-ESD7, ASA, ABS-M30, and ABS-M30i on the Fortus 900mc, Fortus 360mc, Fortus 380mc, Fortus 400mc, and Fortus 450mc.SR-30 – used with ABS-ESD7, ASA, ABS-M30, ABSplus, and ABS-M30i.The dissolvable FDM support material makes it possible to produce intricate and complex prototypes and models without the need for time-consuming manual support removal. Water-soluble support for easy, hands-free removal. There are two types of FDM Support materials available: Out-of-cabin aerospace components and under-the-hood automotive components including housings, ducts and semi-structural components.Temperature-resistant dies, patterns and fixtures for food production.Medical tools like surgical guides that can withstand steam autoclaving.Custom tools for metal, plastic or composite parts fabrication.Ideal for automotive, aerospace, medical and food production industries. The certified grade of this material is bio-compatible and approved for food contact with NSF 51 and ISO 10993/USP Class VI certifications. ULTEM 1010 resin offers the highest heat resistance, chemical resistance and tensile strength of any FDM thermoplastic. ULTEM 1010: High-Strength, Heat Resistant FDM Thermoplastic Spacecraft parts that demand low outgassing.Aircraft components exposed to jet fuel, oil and hydraulic fluid.Using Antero 800NA with FDM technology avoids the waste and design limitations associated with subtractive manufacturing of high-cost bulk PEKK material.Īntero 800NA is available on Fortus 450mc™ and Stratasys F900™ 3D Printers and is compatible with SUP8000B breakaway support material. Soluble support materials make it possible to produce complex geometries and cavities that would be difficult to build with traditional manufacturing methods.Īntero 800NA: The benefits of PEKK, the design freedom of FDMĪntero™ 800NA, a PEKK-based (polyetherketoneketone) FDM thermoplastic, is a high-performance material that is highly chemical resistant, possesses ultra-low outgassing properties and exhibits high heat resistance, making it well suited for aircraft and space applications.Īppropriate applications include aircraft components exposed to jet fuel, oil and hydraulic fluid, spacecraft parts that demand low outgassing and chemical-resistant industrial parts. Thermoplastic parts can endure exposure to heat, chemicals, humid or dry environments, and mechanical stress. BenefitsįDM is a clean, simple-to-use, office-friendly 3D printing process. Once the 3D printer is done building, the user breaks the support material away or dissolves it in detergent and water, and the part is ready to use. Material filaments are fed from the 3D printer's material bays to the print head, which moves in X and Y coordinates, depositing material to complete each layer before the base moves down the Z axis and the next layer begins. FDM uses two materials to execute a print job: modeling material, which constitutes the finished piece, and support material, which acts as scaffolding. ![]() How it WorksģD printers that run on FDM Technology build parts layer-by-layer by heating thermoplastic material to a semi-liquid state and extruding it according to computer-controlled paths. Stratasys founder Scott Crump invented FDM Technology more than 20 years ago, and Stratasys has continued to lead the 3D printing revolution ever since, developing a range of systems that appeal to large manufacturers, designers, engineers, educators and other professionals. It's the only professional 3D printing technology that uses production-grade thermoplastics, so parts are unrivaled in mechanical, thermal and chemical strength. ![]() FDM builds concept models, functional prototypes and end-use parts in standard, engineering-grade and high-performance thermoplastics. ![]() 3D Print Durable Parts with Real Thermoplasticįused Deposition Modeling (FDM) Technology is a powerful Stratasys-patented additive manufacturing method.
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