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Materials Offered

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clay

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 filament

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resin

We are able to source new materials if they are not listed for any project needs

Resins

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Standard

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Filaments

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PLA

PLA stands for Polylactic Acid. It is an easy to use, recyclable, and natural thermoplastic. Made from resources like corn starch and sugar cane, the filament is biodegradable with high mechanical strength and heat capacity. Be careful around high humidity and heavy water environments as PLA that has absorbed moisture in the air becomes brittle and prone to breaking.

Colors Available:

Black, White, Red, Lime Green, Purple, Mint Green, Forest Green, Yellow, Gray, Gold, Blue, White Marble

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ASA

ASA stands for Acrylic Styrene Acrylonitrile. It is a termoplastic similar to ABS. Differences between the two come from ASA having improved heat resistance and durability.

Pros of ASA parts are that they have great UV resistance, weather resistant, anti-static, strong chemical resistance, and high impact resistance.

Colors Available:

White, Black

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TPE

TPE standing for Thermoplastic Elastomer is a rubber with both thermoplastic and elastomer properties. Perfect for applications that require some stretch and bend such as dampeners, handles, bumpers, etc.

TPE has high heat resistance and flexibility, while being impact-resistant. However is has low strength. Ideal for lighter, softer and more flexible applications.

Colors Available:

White, Black

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TPU

TPU stands for Thermoplastic Polyurethane. Technically a type of TPE, this is a more rigid-flexible filament.

TPE can preform well for heavier, tougher and more durable prototypes with high impact-absorption with a soft-feel.

Colors Available:

White, Black

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Nylon

Ideal for hard-wearing applications due to being tougher than PLA, more resistant to chemicals, abrasion & impact resistance, has excellent toughness. However it has low strength and stiffness and needs to be printed in a dry heated environment as it has a tendency to pick up moisture quickly.

Colors Available:

Black

Clay

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Standard Gray

 To enhance its workability, we soak it in water for a specific duration, which allows for extrusion ease. This ensures that we can create the desired shapes and designs with precision and ease. 

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