RedEye On Demand Announces the Addition of ULTEM®
MINNEAPOLIS, MN – RedEye On Demand announces the addition of ULTEM®, a high-performance engineering thermoplastic material, for direct digital manufacturing applications. RedEye On Demand is the only service provider to offer this unique material in an additive fabrication process.
ULTEM is a strong, high temperature, chemically resistant thermoplastic that can be used across many industries for nearly any digital manufacturing project, from functional prototypes to jigs & fixtures to low volume production runs.
ULTEM’s unique properties will compliment the already diverse family of thermoplastics available at RedEye On Demand.
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