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3D printed Polypropylene is a translucent off-white material with properties comparable to injection molded PP. Being tough, fatigue resistant and durable, this material is suited for semi-rigid, functional prototypes in a large range of applications with snap-fit assemblies or living hinges.
Ships as of 7 business days

Design Specifications

Minimum Wall Thickness
1 mm
Minimum Details
0.3 mm
Accuracy
±0.35% (XY) up to ±1.2% (Z) with lower limits on ±0.35 mm (XY) up to ±0.5mm (Z)
Maximum Size
480 x 480 x 430 mm
Clearance
0.6 mm
Enclosed Parts?
Yes
Interlocking Parts?
Yes

Pricing Info

The pricing for Polypropylene is based on the volume your models take up in the 3D printing machine. This includes the volume of your models and the surrounding space they require in the printer’s build chamber to ensure a successful print.

For Polypropylene, we charge a minimum price per ordered piece. Unlike the startup cost (which is applied to most materials), this cost vanishes when the price is higher than the minimum price. If you order two or more copies of a model, the price automatically decreases because the preparation of multiple copies can be carried out more efficiently.

Typical Use

Polypropylene is suitable for complex models, prototypes, small series of components, and functional models.

Technology

Laser Sintering is used to build your design with this material. The models are printed layer by layer by a laser that draws thin lines in the powder, which melts and bonds it together in order to form a thin layer of the model. After a layer is printed, a new layer of fresh powder is spread over the surface by a roller. The printer has a print chamber that is heated to just below the melting point of the powder; the laser beam adds the extra energy to melt the powder, forming a solid model. After the print job is finished, the result is a big block of heated powder with the printed models contained inside.

Learning about our materials is one thing, seeing and touching them another. That's why we've designed sample kits based on our Periodic Table of Materials.

PP Natural

Polypropylene - Natural Sample Kit

Includes a sample of Polypropylene.

$ 12.00