Flexible 80A Resin

Engineering

SLA

Translucent

8.9 MPa

120 %

80 A

Flexible 80A Resin

Select Printer Series and Resin Volume

Resin Discount
Contact Sales
Bulk order quantity (L)Discount %
10%
3015%
6020%
12025%
24030%
1,00035%
2,00040%
3,00045%
Flexible 80A Resin a stiff, soft-touch, translucent elastomer with an 80A Shore durometer that is ideal for prototyping rubber-like parts with the flexibility of harder rubber or TPU.

Parts printed in Flexible 80A Resin can withstand bending, flexing, and compression, even through repeated cycles.
Hand produced in Flexible 80A Resin

Why Choose Flexible 80A Resin?

Create silicone, urethane and rubber-like parts. Produce flexible parts in-house in a matter of hours, replacing outsourcing and molding.


Elastomeric

Leverage bendable parts that return to shape slowly.


Soft and Strong

Stretch and compress parts through repeated cycles without cracking.


Transparent

Create objects that are clear, providing visibility into the model.


Durable

Support user testing with looks and feels like prototypes that can be put to the test.

Applications

Flexible 80A Resin is ideal for hard, flexible prototypes and a great alternative to mold making.

Consider Flexible 80A Resin for:

Handles, grips, and overmolds
Seals, gaskets, and masks
Cushioning, damping, and shock absorption
Cartilage, tendon, and ligament anatomy

Material Properties*

Flex 80A Resin

Ultimate Tensile Strength

8.9 MPa

Stress at 50% Elongation

3.1 MPa

Stress at 100% Elongation

6.3 MPa

Elongation at Break

120%

Tear Strength

24 kN/m

Hardness Shore A

80A

Material properties may vary based on part geometry, print orientation, print settings, and temperature. Data was obtained from parts printed on a Form 3 with 100 µm Flexible 80A settings, washed in a Form Wash for 10 minutes, and post-cured at 60°C for 10 minutes in a Form Cure.

Post-Processing

Washing

The foundational step in any SLA post-processing workflow is to remove any excess resin on the surface of the parts through an alcohol or ether wash.

Curing

Post-curing Engineering and Specialty Resins is essential for parts to achieve their full strength and functionality. This step completes the chemical reaction initiated during printing, transforming the part from its green state into a fully finished component.