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What is Sand Casting? What’s the added benefit of 3D printing?
Sand Casting is a cost-effective technique for the production of complex components from practically any metal alloy.
October 17, 2019
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Your project’s success depends on the choice of material. Ensuring the material properties meet the requirements of your part is crucial for the final result. That is why we offer a wide selection of industrial 3D printing materials with real-time property data.
Material with great thermal and electrical conductivity, and high ductility.
Density: up to 99.8%
Tensile Strength: > 220 MPa
El. Conductivity: > 90%IACS
Biocompatible material with unique mechanical and chemical properties.
Elongation at Break: 450%
Tensile Strength: 6 MPa
Hardness: Shore A30
High strength material with great resolution and accurate surface quality.
Elasticity Modulus: 1250 MPa
Tensile Strength: 50 MPa
Hardness: Shore C40
Rubber-like material with outstanding physical and mechanical properties.
Elongation at Break: 250%
Tensile Strength: 10 MPa
Hardness: Shore A90
Sand Casting is a cost-effective technique for the production of complex components from practically any metal alloy.
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