Search Results for: know your materials
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Know your materials: RPU 70
Known for its toughness, strength, and ability to withstand heat, RPU 70 is a versatile material that’s comparable to ABS.
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Know your materials: EPU
Learn the advantages of using elastomeric polyurethane (EPU) 40 versus 41 in Carbon®’s digital light synthesis and how the materials can help you achieve your product vision.
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Know your plastic materials: PA 12 (Nylon 12)
PA 12 is a good general-use plastic with broad additive applications and is known for its ability to flex without fracture, toughness, tensile strength and impact strength.
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Your guide to additive post-processing inserts
Some 3D printed parts need additive post-processing inserts, but not all inserts are created equal. Find out what you need to know about inserts before your next additive project.
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Adding injection molded features to your part
Many companies add injection molded features to their products to create more complex and functional parts while avoiding costly and time-consuming assembly processes.
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Should you modify your injection mold or build a new mold?
If you need to change your mold’s design, you have two options: modify your existing mold or create a new one from scratch. But which is best?
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How to find the right contract manufacturer for your business
Partnering with a contract manufacturer can make a world of difference. Here’s what you need to know to choose the right production partner.
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MJF vs. FDM: What you need to know
Understanding the differences between MJF and FDM will help you pick the right technology for your manufacturing needs. Start here.
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What is vapor smoothing and why does your part need it?
With vapor smoothing, you can smooth the surfaces of your 3D printed parts and improve their mechanical performance. Here’s what you need to know.
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Injection molding vs. 3D printing: all you need to know
Use this short guide to decide whether injection molding or 3D printing is better suited for your next project.