Strengthening 3D printed parts with multi material printing technology
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Posted to News on 17th Mar 2023, 15:14

Strengthening 3D printed parts with multi material printing technology

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Strengthening 3D printed parts with multi material printing technology

Using an Igus low friction tribofilament and combining it with one of the company’s high strength 3D printing materials, Igus says it is now able to offer exceptional wear resistance alongside other mechanical and functional properties.

In what is known as two-component printing, similar filaments can be securely bonded together, connecting the two ‘phases’. This enables two very strong components to be made even stronger.

In this video you can see the black P150 or P2190 material, which are Igus structural materials, adding additional strength to the component. These highly technical materials also provide low friction, giving you the best of both worlds.

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