FIGURE 4 RIGID GRAY

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FIGURE 4 RIGID GRAY

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OVERVIEW

Graph 4 Rigid Gray Is ASTM D4329 And ASTM G194 Evaluated For 8 Years Indoor And 1.5 Years Outdoor Mechanical Performance, Guaranteeing That Printed Components Stay Functional And Stable For Extended Periods Of Time In Real-World Situations.

APPLICATIONS

  • Static tough components of manufacture, such as housings and coverings
  • Small components that need attention to detail and precision for consumer items and general applications
  • Components that need painting, plating, or laser etching
  • Functional prototype and low-volume manufacturing components that need a high level of visibility of features

BENEFITS

  • Long-lasting components for indoor and outdoor usage
  • Gray with a high contrast value is ideal for seeing textures and letters in depth.
  • Rapid throughput to completed product; no further heat cure needed
  • Excellent surface quality, reproducibility, and accuracy
  • Paintable, platable, and laser-etchable

FEATURES

  • Mechanical characteristics and color stability in long-term indoor and outdoor environments; evaluated to 8 and 1.5 years (respectively) using ASTM standards.
  • Tensile testing demonstrates thermoplastic behavior at 72°C HDT at 0.455MPa with necking upon break.
  • 30% elongation at break and a flexural modulus of 2200MPa
  • Biocompatible and flammable in accordance with ISO10993-5 UL94 HB flammability
  • Rapid print speed of up to 48 mm/hr at a layer thickness of 50 microns

MATERIAL PROPERTIES

Where relevant, the complete set of mechanical characteristics is provided in accordance with ASTM and ISO standards. All components are conditioned for a minimum of 40 hours at 23 °C and 50% relative humidity in accordance with ASTM recommendations. Physical and mechanical qualities, as well as thermal, UL flammability, and electrical properties, are all included in material properties (dielectric strength, dielectric constant, dissipation factor, and volume resistivity).

ISOTROPIC PROPERTIES

Figure 4 technology creates isotropic components, which means that items printed along either the XYZ or Z axis will have equivalent mechanical qualities. Because parts do not need to be orientated to provide the best mechanical characteristics, the degree of freedom for part orientation for mechanical qualities is increased.

WHAT'S NEW WITH FIGURE 4?

Rigid-White

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