Stratasys introduces range of FDM & Polyjet 3D printing materials

The Stratasys TPU 92A Elastomer is said to enable users to 3D Print parts with resilience - with the power to greatly stretch or compress without losing shape.
Stratasys introduced a range of new material products for its Fused Deposition Modelling (FDM) and PolyJet platforms at Formnext last week. After revealing new details on its new metal 3D printing technology in Frankfurt, attention turned to developments on the polymer side.
The company has launched the TPU 92A Elastomer, available across its F123 FDM series and through its Stratasys Direct Manufacturing business. This material is said to boast high elongation and toughness, stretching significantly without losing shape, and with hands-free soluble support, can help to reduce production time and labour costs.