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From Quick Designs to High-Performance Parts: Explore Formlabs New Draft and Rigid 10K Resins

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From Quick Designs to High-Performance Parts: Explore Formlabs New Draft and Rigid 10K Resins

October 29, 2020

In the product development cycle, time is of the essence. You can’t be waiting around for weeks to get parts delivered from outsourcing. Formlabs just reformulated their fastest 3D printing material, Draft Resin, to enable quick design iterations in house.

As designs evolve and you’re prototyping for functionality, performance is key. Formlabs also launched a new high performance material, Rigid 10K Resin, which is ideal for stiff, strong, and thermally and chemically resistant industrial parts.

These two new resins expand what is feasible with SLA 3D printing materials. On November 10th, join Formlabs' product managers who helped develop these materials for a fireside chat.

 

Date: November 10th, 2020, 2pm EST
Hosted by: Kathy Bui, Kyle Dumke, Matt Lewis | Formlabs

Register for the Webinar Here


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