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Material type

Plastic

Material name

Formlabs Durable Resin

Process compatibility

SLA

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David Nguyen, Mechanical Engineering Lead

This resin is made to withstand high strain. It is recommended for products that require impact resistance and for models that look or feel like polypropylene. Durable resin is good also for parts that require some flexibility while maintaining good rigidity.

David Mechanical Engineering Lead at 3D Hubs

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