In this edition of 30 on 3D Development Engineer, Brandon Liu, points out the differences between Nylon PA11 and PA12.
PA11 is generally used for tough end-use parts because of its flexibility and strength. The material can be used to create large production prints, while maintaining part consistency and high part density.
PA12 is similar to PA11, it is most commonly used for functional prototypes, machine components, and parts needing high chemical resistance.
To learn more about the PA11 and PA12, stop by our office or give us a call at 949.474.9222.
Meet Brandon Liu
Meet our Development Engineer, Brandon Liu. Brandon works alongside our Engineering team to create innovative products for our customers. Brandon brings enthusiasm and a learning mindset, whether designing parts or assisting our Post-Processing team. Brandon’s favorite part about working at Purple Platypus is that there is a diverse array of applications every day.
Out of the office, Brandon enjoys competitive dance, spending time with friends, and trying new Irvine restaurants. If you haven’t had the chance to meet Brandon, be sure to connect with him on LinkedIn!
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