Ultraviolet light in Digital
With the implementation of cDLM printing, 3D Composites can provide a product with a higher resolution finish in a faster amount of time. Continuous digital light manufacturing (cDLM) is a process that, during printing, continuously moves the build along the z axis while curing the material into place with UV light.
Build Envelope:
Up to 7.09” x 3.98” x 6.9” (180mm x 101mm x 175mm).
Materials & Colors
The cDLM process uses liquid based materials that cure with uv light. Each material has different strengths and finishes:
Name | Description | Colors |
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ABS Tough | A flexible ABS equivalent, holding high stress and force | ![]() |
E-Rigid PU | Polyurethane-like resin for end use. Shore D hardness value |
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E-RigidForm | Strong for prototypes and end use. Shore D 87 value |
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Loctite 3D 3860 | Acrylic resin | ![]() |
Loctite 3D 3843 | High performance acrylic resin with impact resistance |
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Loctite 3D 5015 | High durability silicone resin |
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Loctite 3D 3840 | Acrylic resin |
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E-Mould | For injection molding | ![]() |
E-Aquasol | Elastomeric material for 3D printing | ![]() ![]() |