UMA 90 and Vero materials are engineered to provide high tensile strength and rigidity, making them ideal for applications requiring load-bearing capabilities or functional prototypes. Their ability to withstand mechanical stress ensures reliability in testing and end-use scenarios.

• Why It Matters: Exceptional strength reduces the risk of failure during operational testing or use in demanding environments, providing confidence in product validation.
• Applications:
  • Load-bearing prototypes for automotive brackets and mounts.
  • Functional housings for consumer electronics under real-world conditions.
  • Structural parts for industrial and aerospace applications.

Methacrylate-based resins are optimized for additive manufacturing processes, such as SLA and PolyJet printing, enabling the production of highly detailed, accurate parts with fine surface features. These materials are ideal for complex designs and intricate geometries.

• Why It Matters: High precision ensures that prototypes and components meet tight tolerances, improving the accuracy of design iterations and functional performance.
• Applications:
  • Automotive and aerospace prototypes with intricate aerodynamic features.
  • Consumer product models requiring detailed branding or functional features.
  • Medical components like surgical guides or diagnostic tool prototypes.

Vero materials are known for their smooth surface finish and availability in multiple colors (white, blue, black), allowing for the creation of visually appealing prototypes and final parts. These materials are ideal for producing concept models that require a professional, polished appearance.

• Why It Matters: A high-quality surface finish reduces the need for extensive post-processing and enhances the aesthetic appeal of parts, especially for consumer-facing products.
• Applications:
  • Visual models for product presentations and client approvals.
  • Color-coded prototypes for easy identification of assembly components.
  • Concept models for consumer electronics with a focus on appearance and functionality.

Methacrylate-based resins offer long-term mechanical integrity, even under mechanical stress or exposure to environmental factors like moisture and temperature fluctuations. This makes them suitable for both indoor and outdoor applications where reliability is essential.

• Why It Matters: Durability ensures that prototypes and functional parts can be used for extended testing or real-world applications without degradation.
• Applications:
  • Functional components for outdoor enclosures or automotive interiors.
  • Long-term jigs and fixtures used in industrial manufacturing.
  • Parts for medical devices subjected to repeated sterilization or handling.

Methacrylate-based resins are highly adaptable to post-processing techniques, including sanding, polishing, and painting. This flexibility allows manufacturers to tailor the appearance and functionality of parts to meet specific design or branding requirements.

• Why It Matters: Post-processing flexibility ensures that parts not only perform well but also meet aesthetic and branding needs, enabling a seamless transition from prototype to production.
• Applications:
  • Polished enclosures for high-end consumer electronics.
  • Painted medical device housings for better visibility and branding.
  • Sanded or textured surfaces for improved grip or aesthetic appeal in tools and fixtures.