Rigid 4000 Resin is reinforced with glass to offer very high stiffness and a polished finish. This material is highly resistant to deformation over time and is great for printing thin walls and features. Supports print resolutions: 100 and 50 microns.

Form 2 requires Resin Tank LT.

Rigid 10K Resin offers high stiffness, strength, and resistance to heat and chemicals, making it a game-changing industrial material for the most demanding jobs. With a stiffness simulating that of glass and fiber-filled thermoplastics, Rigid 10K Resin is designed to maintain structural integrity under any condition.

Form2 requires resin tank LT

Technical Ceramic 3D Printing With Extreme Performance

Embrace the future of ceramic engineering with the most affordable ceramic 3D printing ecosystem in the world. Introduce the power of 3D printing to manufacture your advanced ceramic components without expensive tooling, and reduce production costs and lead times while increasing design freedom.

High-Purity, High- Density, High-Quality

Fabricate ceramic components with intricate internal channels, latticed structures, and complex geometries that are impossible with traditionally manufactured alumina.

• Purity: 99.99%
• Relative Density: 98.6%

When Performance Matters

Put our materials to the test with their exceptional thermal, mechanical, and conductive properties — comparable to traditionally manufactured alumina.

• Flexural Strength: 400 MPa
• Young’s Modulus: 380 GPa
• Maximum Working Temperature: 1500°C

A stainless steel build platform is required when printing with Alumina 4N Resin (use either Form 3 Build Platform 2 or Form 3 Stainless Steel Build Platform).

What’s Included

Alumina 4N Resin 2 kg (780 mL)

Compatibility

Printer compatibility: Form 3, Form 3+, Form 3B, Form 3B+

Compatible with these resin tanks: Form 3/3B Resin Tank V2.1

Compatible with these build platforms: Form 3 Build Platform 2, Form 3 Stainless Steel Build Platform

Whether you’re looking to leverage parts for long-term use or elevate your prototyping capabilities, Formlabs Polyurethane Resins are designed to withstand extensive testing and perform under stress.

Choose PU Rigid 650 Resin for pliable, tough, and impact-resistant parts that can maintain dimensional accuracy under stress.

Polyurethane Resins have a longer workflow requiring additional equipment and set-up costs. More attention is needed when setting up prints and post-processing parts to get consistent, high-quality results.

Supports print resolutions: 100 µm and 50µm on the Form 3(B)(+) and Form 2.

Disclaimer: For commercial and research use only. Not for use in or around households or residences, or for recreation purposes, or outside of a commercial or research facility or institution.

OBS! Requires LT Tank on Form2 and Tank V2.1 on Form 3/+ and 3B/+

Print settings for this material may not be available yet on Form 3L and Form 3BL printers.

Material has more complicated post processing than other Formlabs resins. Resins will start to cure from moisture on air. Material also requires propylene glycol diacetate (PGDA) for washing the printed parts. Dry cabinet for printer and humidity cure oven are strongly recommended.

Must read article about post processing of PU resins: https://support.formlabs.com/s/article/Recommended-tools-and-supplies-for-PU-Rigid-Resins?language=en_US

Whether you’re looking to leverage parts for long-term use or elevate your prototyping capabilities, Formlabs Polyurethane Resins are designed to withstand extensive testing and perform under stress.

Choose PU Rigid 1000 for stiff, sturdy, and unyielding polyurethane parts that repeatedly tolerate high-stress environments and high impacts.

Polyurethane Resins have a longer workflow requiring additional equipment and set-up costs. More attention is needed when setting up prints and post-processing parts to get consistent, high-quality results.
Supports print resolutions: 100 µm and 50µm on the Form 3(B)(+) and Form 2.

Disclaimer: For commercial and research use only. Not for use in or around households or residences, or for recreation purposes, or outside of a commercial or research facility or institution.

OBS! Requires LT Tank on Form2 and Tank V2.1 on Form 3/+ and 3B/+

Print settings for this material may not be available yet on Form 3L and Form 3BL printers.

Material has more complicated post processing than other Formlabs resins. Resins will start to cure from moisture on air. Material also requires propylene glycol diacetate (PGDA) for washing the printed parts. Dry cabinet for printer and humidity cure oven are strongly recommended.

Must read article about post processing of PU resins: https://support.formlabs.com/s/article/Recommended-tools-and-supplies-for-PU-Rigid-Resins?language=en_US

Draft Resin prints up to four times faster than Formlabs standard materials, making it ideal for initial prototypes and rapid iterations to help bring products to market faster. Parts printed with Draft Resin exhibit a smooth grey finish and high accuracy. Use 200 micron settings for fast print speeds, or use 100 micron settings for models with finer details.

From fast print initiation speeds to minimal support removal, wash, and cure times, Draft Resin has an optimized workflow to truly maximize efficiency, e.g. post-curing is not required.

This version of Draft Resin is a reformulation of a previous version. This current version offers improved surface finish, a more professional appearance, and is easier to use.

Supports print resolutions: 200 and 100 microns.

Formlabs High Temp

High Temp has an HDT of 238 °C @ 0.45 MPa—the highest on the 3D printing materials market. This material is great for static applications that will undergo higher temperatures. High Temp can also be used for production processes such as casting and thermoforming.

• Mold prototyping
• Heat resistant fixtures
• Hot air and fluid flow
• Environmental testing

100% Silicone 3D Printing for Soft, Pliable, and Durable Parts

Introducing Silicone 40A Resin, the first accessible 100% silicone 3D printing resin. Eliminate molding and labor-intensive casting processes: Silicone 40A Resin uses Formlabs’ patent-pending Pure Silicone Technology™  to 3D print pure silicone parts in-house, in a matter of hours.

 
With this 40A Shore durometer material, you can fabricate soft, pliable, and durable parts with a 230% elongation at break and a 12 kN/m tear strength that can withstand repeated cycles of stretching, flexing, and compression. Combine the high performance of silicone and the design freedom of 3D printing to create highly functional silicone parts with excellent chemical and thermal resistance (-25°C to 125°C), fine features as small as 0.3 mm, and complex geometries that are not possible with traditional methods.

Disclaimer: We are currently awaiting TSCA registration. Until we obtain this registration, Silicone 40A Resin can only be used for research and development (R&D) purposes. We expect to receive TSCA registration in late 2023. Once we receive the registration, this resin can be used for commercial, R&D, and any other suitable applications.

Compatibility

Printer compatibility: Form 3, Form 3+, Form 3B, Form 3B+

Compatible with these resin tanks: Form 3/3B Resin Tank V2, Form 3/3B Resin Tank V2.1

Compatible with these build platforms: Form 3 Build Platform (recommended), Form 3 Build Platform 2, Form 3 Stainless Steel Build Platform

Formlabs Elastic 50A

Formlabs Elastic 50A is a new transparent Shore 50A resin. You can use Elastic 50A resin for prototyping parts that will be made out of silicone, medical visualization and machine parts as well as for other applications that require soft and elastic material that is also more durable than Flexible 80A resin.

Main properties:

Formlabs Flexible 80A

Whether you’re optimizing your manufacturing process, rapidly iterating through designs, or assessing form, fit, and function, Formlabs Engineering Resins are formulated to withstand extensive testing and perform under stress.

Flexible 80A Resin is the most stiff soft-touch material in our library of Flexible and Elastic Resins, with an 80A Shore durometer to simulate the flexibility of rubber or TPU. Balancing softness with strength, Flexible 80A Resin can withstand bending, flexing, and compression, even through repeated cycles.

The “80A” in the name represents the material’s Shore durometer. If you need a more flexible material, try Elastic 50A Resin. 

Flexible 80A Resin is a reformulation of Flexible V2 Resin. Flexible 80A Resin offers more advanced mechanical properties and a new look.