MATERIALS
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WRYEDGE MATERIALS
3D printing, CNC milling, vacuum casting — all open up possibilities to create both simple and complex products, from quick prototypes to technical components. The choice of material plays a key role in this process. Each manufacturing technology operates by a unique principle and requires specific materials to ensure dimensional accuracy, durability, and surface quality.
At the WRYEDGE workshop, we use a wide range of manufacturing materials suitable for both fast and advanced engineering applications. Below we present the most commonly used material types and their properties.
3D FDM printing materials
FDM is the most popular 3D printing technology, where various-purpose thermoplastics (filaments) are used. Below are the materials we most often use, along with real printed examples.
3D SLA | MSLA | DLP printing materials
SLA, MSLA and DLP are resin-based 3D printing technologies using liquid photopolymer that is cured by UV light. These technologies provide extremely high detail resolution and excellent surface finish. Below are the resins we are developing or using, shown with practical examples and short descriptions.
3D SLS printing materials
SLS is a 3D printing technology in which powdered thermoplastics are sintered using a laser. This method allows for strong parts with complex geometries to be produced without support structures. Most commonly, we use PA (nylon) based materials known for their mechanical strength, flexibility, and long-term durability. Below are our frequently used SLS materials, along with practical part samples and descriptions.
Silicones and resins
We use various molding and casting materials — from high-quality two-component RTV-2 and single-component RTV-1 (room temperature vulcanizing) silicones to tough polyurethane resins and rubbers. These chemical components are ideal for mold making, PCB potting, creative or industrial solutions, prototyping, and casting soft or rigid objects. Depending on the selected product, different levels of hardness, elasticity, transparency, and resistance to temperature and chemicals can be achieved.
Do you have questions or want to receive material samples? Contact us — we’ll help you choose the most suitable option! Learn more about the Shore hardness scale here.
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