3D printing orthotics with Formlabs solutions offers a streamlined and efficient approach to custom device fabrication. Utilizing the Structure Sensor Pro (Scanner) in conjunction with Spentys design software, the process is both rapid and user-friendly, ensuring a seamless entry point into digital orthotic production. This video showcases the ease of scanning ,designing and printing. The transparent material is Formlabs BioMed Durable Resin. The grey material Formlabs Tough 1500 Resin. Keep in

SLS 3D printing technology creates durable, rugged, and highly accurate parts in materials that are already familiar to industrial customers, like nylon and TPU. The Fuse 1 30W can deliver minimum feature sizes of 0.2 mm consistently, and create complex, organic shapes without any supports, making post-processing easier while enabling new geometries. Finally, SLS 3D printer build chambers are self-supporting, so drone manufacturers can print multiple builds at once, stacking the components on to

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A 3D printer is an excellent tool for bringing your ideas to life! Formlabs extensive material library includes 45 materials, tailored to meet the demands of various applications. Here are some of our top flexible materials: IBT Flex Resin BioMed Flex 80A Resin BioMed Elastic 50A Resin Silicone 40A Resin Flexible 80A Resin Elastic 50A Resin TPU 90A Powder Find more information about our 3D printers and materials here: https://bit.ly/3XgspVl | Formlabs

A new 3D printing method takes an already useful material and makes it better. Music: "Metro" by Lee Rosevere Additional 3-D printer footage courtesy of Formlabs. | MIT Technology Review