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Formlabs’ New Tough Resins Get Closer to True Manufacturing

Formlabs today introduced a new family of materials designed to rival the strength and resilience of traditional thermoplastics.

Formlabs Launches Dual Innovations: Form Cure 2nd Generation and Tough 1500 Resin V2

Two new products from Formlabs today, both of which are interesting.

Unlocking Stronger Parts with BCN3D’s Revolutionary VLM Process

3D printed outsole by BCN3D’s VLM process [Source: Fabbaloo]

What is “Tough PLA” and Why Do You Need It?

What is “Tough PLA” and Why Do You Need It?

There are now many sources of “tough PLA”, but what is this mysterious material and why is it gaining popularity?

Formlabs’ New Tough Resin

Formlabs announced a new resin, Tough 1500 Resin, which has some interesting properties and could be used as a substitute for polypropylene.

Published February 13, 2020
Categorized as materials Tagged @formlabs, flexible, polypropylene, resin, tough

Tethon 3D’s Tough New 3D Printing Resins

Tethon 3D announced a series of much more powerful resins for SLA 3D printing.

Published November 8, 2018
Categorized as materials Tagged ceramic, flexible, resin, tethon3d, tough

Hands on with MakerBot’s Tough PLA System

I had the opportunity to give MakerBot’s new Tough PLA system a try, and was impressed. 

Published November 17, 2017
Categorized as materials Tagged makerbot, pla, tough
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