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BMFs MicroArch 3D printers can now use 4 new materials to print with! Figure 4® HI TEMP 300-AMB: which can tolerate temperatures up to 300°C. Ultracur3D 3280: ceramic-filled resin with extreme stiffness which can tolerate temperatures to over 280°C. HTF (High-Temp): Bio-compatible autoclave-sterilizable resin which can tolerate temperatures up to 152°C. SR (Sacrificial Resin): Soluble […]

PU-001 is a new thermosetting polyurethane material which has exceptional resistance to tearing and abrasion. It also has great durability and is suitable for cushioning functions. It has a dedicated support material called SUP-002, which can be removed by hand, is non-toxic for the skin, and be removed without damaging or discoloring the polyurethane 3D

Silicone 3D printing opens new possibilities across many industries, including the fashion industry. With Lynxter’s S300X 3D printer, you can print directly onto textiles or use the printed material as a textile itself. This will unlock endless design possibilities. The technology enables new, unique, and complex designs while increasing productivity by optimizing material use and

​Need items made of rubber? Along with 3D Systems, we offer a 3D printer with optional material features. ProJet 5500X has the fastest building speeds with variable levels of flexibility, material transparency and colours. You get hundreds of specifications in one single print, making it ideal for a wide range of items and industries –

3D Systems has launched the world’s biggest 3D printer for metal – ProX™400, enabling manufacture with stainless steel, tool steel, titanium and chrome-cobalt. ​ProX™400 offers manufacturers within the aerospace, automotive and pump industry as well as manufacturers of medical implants the option of 3D printing high-quality metal items – faster and more economic than traditional

Blessing Makwera was in a horrible accident at the age of nine, when a land mine exploded in his face, injuring his upper and lower jaw, lips, tongue and teeth severely.​ 3D technology was used to reconstruct bone and tissue. ​Read more here.

TECCLUSTER A/S (sept, 15.2021) – After Adding BMF´s microArch 3D printers to their product range in Denmark, Kolding. Once again TECCLUSTER incorporation with BMF, the pioneer in Microscale 3D printing systems, today announces their two new Ceramic Materials, suitable for the microArch S240 and S230: ​AL (Alumina) Ceramic – A biocompatible and chemical-resistant ceramic resin meant for