Debuting a New Resin
High-performance rigid resin with has stiffness and elevated temperature resistance, according to Nexa3D.
New resin from Nexa3D offers stiffness and temperature resistance. Image courtesy of Nexa3D.
April 5, 2024
xPRO1100-Black from Nexa3D is a rigid resin, offering stiffness and temperature resistance. This polyurethane-based engineering grade resin is engineered to deliver mechanical properties on par with adopted injection molding grade plastics found in industries like automotive and industrial products.
Developed by BASF’s Forward AM, this resin has strength, durability and high heat deflection temperature, according to the company.
To download the Technical Data Sheet, click here.
With a Young’s modulus of 3080 MPa, it provides structural integrity, making it ideal for applications requiring robustness. Whether you’re working on automotive parts or sturdy brackets, xPRO1100-Black delivers the toughness needed to withstand demanding environments, Nexa3D reports.
With a heat deflection temperature (HDT) of 116°C, it can handle high temperatures. Plus, it has chemical resistance and long-term UV stability to ensure your prints maintain integrity over time, no matter the conditions.
Sources: Press materials received from the company and additional information gleaned from the company’s website.
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