Formlabs Ceramic Resin Review

Class i is for custom medical equipment like surgical guides class iia.

Formlabs ceramic resin review.

The printer is controlled through a 4 3 inch touch screen. Ceramic is intended to be fired in a kiln or furnace where the polymer matrix burns away and the model transforms into a silica ceramic part. Dental and medical sla resin. Ceramic resin is a form x material that requires unique design preparation.

Like the formlabs form 1 the form 2 offers very high resolutions of 25 50 and 100 microns for standard resin. After two years of development formlabs is excited to ship ceramic resin to the next generation of innovators and curious minds ready to take advantage of this cutting edge material. 2 formlabs form 2 review. It may take a few iterations to create a final fired part that meets your specifications.

Enter your email address for updates. This material is reinforced with glass or other ceramic particles and result in very stiff and rigid parts with a very smooth surface finish. Make sure to read the usage guide in full before using this material. This material is more complex to work with than other formlabs products and requires extra steps and additional experimentation for successful printing.

Parts will shrink during firing. Ceramic is a composite resin engineered for the form 2. Ceramic resin is a unique material in the formlabs library. Formlabs is excited to offer ceramic resin the first affordable ceramic 3d printing material for the world s most popular desktop stereolithography system.

By 3d printing with ceramic resin you can create complex ceramic objects that would be. Ceramic is a composite resin engineered for the form 2. Privacy policy terms of service contests and sweepstakes faq terms of service contests and. By 3d printing with ceramic resin you can create complex ceramic objects that would be impossible to cast.

Scale all parts before printing to account for shrinkage during firing. Ceramic resin is a form x product. Due to its silica content ceramic is heavier than other resins and more fragile in the green unfired state. Ceramic is intended to be fired in a kiln or furnace where the polymer matrix burns away and the model transforms into a silica ceramic part.

If you visited our booth at ces 2017 you may have already seen a preview of ceramic resin.