Documented mechanical, thermal, and chemical specifications. Select the right polymer, elastomer, or resin for your structural envelope.
Mechanical components and functional prototypes
End-use production parts, gears, snap-fits, living hinges
Mechanical components and functional prototypes
Mechanical components and functional prototypes
High-detail visual models, jewelry masters, precision miniatures
High-accuracy snap-fits, functional assemblies
Gaskets, seals, flexible dampers, protective boots
Technical guidance on selecting the right polymer or photopolymer for thermal, mechanical, and chemical requirements.
For continuous thermal exposure, ABS and Nylon PA12 resist temperatures up to 85°C–95°C without softening. For moderate heat combined with moisture resistance, PETG offers stability up to 70°C.
Nylon PA12 provides exceptional fatigue endurance, high impact toughness, and natural lubricity. It is ideal for structural brackets, functional snap-fits, living hinges, and high-wear gears.
FDM produces robust, isotropic-leaning thermoplastic parts ideal for functional mechanical testing and enclosures. SLA resin produces ultra-high feature resolution (down to 0.05 mm) with liquid-tight isotropic surfaces, best for presentation models, micro-fluidics, and tight assembly verification.
Yes. TPU 95A provides high shore-A elasticity, abrasion resistance, and excellent resistance to oils, greases, and weather oxidation, making it ideal for custom seals and protective boots.
Yes. For electronic production enclosures and lightweight structural frames, we support ESD-safe polymers and carbon-fiber filled blends upon review of your technical specifications.
