Exploratory OML materials are unsupported and suitable for advanced Origin One users who need to access a more expansive portfolio of photopolymers. Materials developers currently contributing new open materials to the program include Covestro, Evonik, Arkema, Forward AM from BASF, Mechnano, Tethon 3D, Liqcreate, and polySpectra.
Read moreTough, high-temperature material. Ideal for molds and end-use parts with up to 80°C operating temperature. Excellent surface finish and dimensional accuracy. Also suitable for interior automotive components and other applications requiring high modulus properties.
Read moreProduce functional parts that require high stiffness with a good surface finish and high impact resistance. Attributes are similar to Polypropylene (PP). This material is impact-resistant and is ideal for tooling applications, manufacturing aids, brackets, jigs and fixtures, housings and consumer applications, such as insoles.
Read moreIdeal for Fabricating transparent surgical guides, allowing doctors to place implants at precise angle and depth.
Read moreSomos® QuickGen 500 has unique flexibility; it is more flexible than other resins but stiffer than elastomers, offering both flexibility and spring back
Read moreA high-performance, high modulus material boasting excellent flexural and tensile physical properties. Stiffness, and toughness make this material ideal for use in a wide variety of impact-resistant medical devices. Ideal applications: durable, reusable medical components, orthotics, respirator components.
Read moreSingle component elastomer with high resilience and rebound. Capable of maintaining excellent tensile strength and does not require thermal post-processing. It is comparable to commercial TPUs, with a Shore A hardness of 75. Ideal for lattice structures; e.g., mid-soles and soft inserts.
Read moreReactive urethane photopolymer for tough applications that require a combination of high strength, long-term toughness and impact resistance.
Read moreLearn how Stratasys works with leading chemical companies to co-develop innovative photopolymers in several categories to unlock end-use applications in 3D printing.
Read moreHigh-performance, high-modulus product with excellent flexural and tensile physical properties and outstanding flame retardance. Suitable for aerospace and transportation components that require flame resistance, high HDT or chemical resistance. Ideal applications include HVAC components, clips and plugs for control systems, connectors, clamps, ducts, brackets.
Read moreStrong and flexible, ideal for printing splints, night guards and bleaching trays.
Read moreClear photopolymer with a smooth surface finish and good impact resistance. Ideal for mechanical guides, fluid ducts, and microfluidic devices.
Read moreA high-strength engineering polymer with good impact resistance and exceptional surface finish. Ideal for a wide variety of tools in the production floor.
Read moreDeveloped for Origin® 3D printers, Dura56 is a durable, impact-resistant photopolymer with an exceptional surface finish and a low cost per kg. For functional applications where aesthetics and robustness are critical.
Read moreMedical-grade resin designed as a strong, durable material with excellent elongation, impact and compression strength, to enable manufacture medical parts that require moderate stiffness and wear resistance. Attributes are similar to polypropylene (PP). Ideal applications include test swabs, single use medical instruments, lab equipment, covers and guards.
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