Even when tightly bent, it beautifully returns to its original shape. The permanent compression deformation is less than 1%, combining softness and strength. Shall we co-create new products with this material?
The "rubber elastic material for 3D printers" developed by our company is a material for 3D printers that possesses rubber elasticity and strength. By forming a chemical network, we have succeeded in exhibiting the restorative power of rubber after UV curing. It has actual rubber properties that are different from rubber-like materials, allowing for the creation of rubber-shaped objects using a 3D printer. *3D modeling is produced using the SLA method. 【Features】 ■ Compression permanent deformation is equivalent to or greater than that of general vulcanized rubber at 0.9% ■ Low hysteresis loss, exhibiting spring-like performance ■ Shore A hardness is 40-50 (other hardness levels are under development) ■ The material is colorless and transparent and can be colored *For more details, please refer to the materials. Please consult us regarding technical information, applications, and joint research related to this material.
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【Intended Uses】 ◎ Automotive industry ◎ Medical device industry ◎ Footwear industry ◎ Flexible applications *For more details, please refer to the materials. Feel free to inquire about the technical information, applications, and collaborative research regarding this material.
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Sumitomo Rubber is a comprehensive rubber product manufacturer that globally develops tire, sports, and industrial product businesses. Our company is engaged in the development of materials that possess rubber elasticity and strength, which can be shaped using 3D printers. The materials currently under development have successfully demonstrated the ability to exhibit rubber-like resilience after curing by forming a chemical network. Would you like to co-create new products using this material?