Materials

Standard Resins

With a matte surface finish, opaque appearance, and precise details, Black, White, and Grey Resins are ready to use right off the printer. Their neutral undertone also makes a great base for parts that will eventually be painted or undergo other finishing processes.

Stereolithography 3D printing technology makes clear prints possible on the desktop. Clear Resin is great for fluidics and mold-making, optics, lighting, and any parts requiring translucency.

Use Flexible Resin to produce parts that bend and compress. Flexible is excellent for simulating soft-touch materials and adding ergonomic features to multi-material assemblies

Colored Resin

Formlabs also gives the opportunity to print in any color, by mixing its color base resin with any combination of Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Black or White.

Engineering Resins

Grey Pro Resin

Grey Pro Resin offers high precision, moderate elongation, and low creep. This material is great for concept modeling and functional prototyping, especially for parts that will be handled repeatedly.

Durable Resin

With low modulus, high elongation, and high impact strength, Durable Resin produces parts with a smooth, glossy finish and high resistance to deformation. Use this material for applications requiring minimal friction.

Rigid Resin

Rigid Resin is reinforced with glass to offer very high stiffness and a polished finish. This material is highly resistant to deformation over time and is great for printing thin walls and features.

Elastic Resin

Elastic Resin is an elastomeric material designed for applications requiring high elongation and high energy return. Use it for parts that will bend, stretch, compress, and hold up to repeated cycles without tearing. Elastic is transparent, which makes it well suited for medical models for simulation or education. Shore hardness of 80A.

Tough Resin

Tough Resin balances strength and compliance, making it the ideal choice for prototyping strong, functional parts and assemblies that will undergo brief periods of stress or strain.

High Temp Resin

High Temp Resin has a heat deflection temperature (HDT) of 289 °C @ 0.45 MPa—the highest on the 3D printing materials market. Use it to print models for environmental testing, or create molds and masters for production processes like casting and thermoforming.

Jewelry Resins

Castable Wax

A 20% wax-filled material for reliable casting with zero ash content and clean burnout, Castable Wax Resin accurately captures intricate features and offers the smooth surfaces stereolithography 3D printing is known for. Printed parts are strong enough to handle with no post-cure required, suitable for custom try-ons and direct investment casting.

CASTABLE

Original formulation for direct investment casting. This pure polymer requires an alternate burnout from a typical wax schedule.

Grey

The matte finish of Standard Resins shows detail exceptionally well, making these materials ideal for rapid and cost-effective jewelry prototyping. Robust enough to handle, wear, or even ship to a customer, this material is great for inexpensive custom fittings to give clients and designers peace of mind before casting. Available in Grey, Black, White, and Clear.

High temp

High Temp Resin is strong enough to withstand the temperatures and pressures of medium temperature vulcanized rubber molding.

Other Resins

Ceramic 3D Printing

3D print parts with a stone-like finish and fire them to create a fully ceramic piece with Ceramic Resin, an experimental material that pushes what’s possible with the Form 2. Fabricate ceramic parts for engineering research, or create distinctive art and design pieces.

Draft Resin

Draft Resin is the fastest-printing Formlabs resin. Parts printed with Draft Resin print three to four times faster than parts printed with other standard resins.

The print speed of Draft Resin makes it ideal for same-day design iterations and printing bulky, full-build-volume parts in less than eight hours.

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