Discover the magic of materials to make functional parts happen
On April 20-23, learn how our close collaboration with material partners makes it easy for customers to create affordable, valuable, and highly functional 3D printing applications. Plus, don't miss a special presentation from BASF on how to 3D print useful metal parts with the Ultimaker ecosystem.
Make your application meet the demands of the real world by printing it with advanced polymers and composites. Any 2.85 mm filament works with Ultimaker hardware, and an expanding selection of materials with print profiles from the Ultimaker Marketplace guarantee print success every time.
"We require 3D printing materials with good mechanical properties to withstand wear and tear of our punching and metal forming solutions. Thanks to Ultimaker’s open filament system, we are able to use dedicated materials in order to print serial parts."
Paolo Matassoni, Head of R&D, Andritz Metals
Based on your intent, set product requirements, and create your CAD design to make your final part fit for purpose.
Material properties are only translated into a printed part by following specific design rules for 3D printing. Even small tweaks in CAD can strengthen prints, reduce material costs, and cut print time. Learn the best practices used by our 3D printing experts.
Download the PDFHas metal 3D printing made its polymer alternative obsolete? This white paper offers an in-depth comparison of the two technologies and highlights which industry applications are best suited for each.
Download the PDFAre you making the most of what an open filament 3D printer can do for your business? In this white paper, discover ideas for tooling and end-use parts you can print in-house, more cheaply and efficiently.
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