New Accura® Bluestone Material For Rapid Prototyping
Quickparts announces the availability of Bluestone, a stereolithography material for rapid prototyping. Bluestone is an accurate, strong, high temperature material that can be used across many industries for nearly any digital manufacturing project, including functional prototypes, jigs & fixtures, and low volume production runs that utilize the Stereolithography (SLA) process.
Accura Bluestone material is widely used for wind-tunnel testing for the aerospace and motorsports industries and has proven successful for electric / electrical components, microwave applications, pump and valve parts, and marine and automotive manufacturers.
In addition to its mechanical properties, the material also has a high strength to weight ratio, high temperature deflection, and is durable enough to handle some flexing.
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