There’s no need to tell automotive design and mechanical engineers just how vacuum casting can be used for prototyping and low-volume production of plastic parts for their vehicles…
Currently, the lattice structures that offer the solutions to thermoregulation, bulk and those fatigue issues can only really be produced through 3D printing. But additive manufacturing means so much more, from customisation to impact optimisation.
EPX 86FR is a flame-retardant resin for use in Digital Light Synthesis polymer additive manufacturing. This material has an unmatched combination of functional toughness, high strength, and long-term stability.
This infographic compares materials used in 3D printing and polymer additive manufacturing.
This infographic highlights the benefits of new resin, EPX 86 FR for DLS additive manufacturing
This infographic highlights the benefits of polymer AM for applications in machinery, instrumentation and metrology.
This infographic highlights the benefits of polymer AM for applications in electronics and electrical housing.
This infographic highlights the benefits of polymer AM for the Energy, Oil & Gas sector.
Infographic: Materials Spotlight MJF production-ready materials for real world applications
Polymer Additive Manufacturing versus Injection Moulding. Save time. Save money. Start producing.
