New Validated Material Available
RG3280
RG3280 is a high-performance, ceramic-filled resin designed for tough jobs where you need great stiffness and thermal stability. Its strong mechanical properties make it a great fit for tooling and other high-stress testing environments.
Key Specs
- High-performance ceramic-filled resin
- Stiffness: >10 GPa
- Heat deflection temperature: 284 °C
Top Applications
- Mold inserts
- Extrusion dies
- Aerodynamic test components
Materials Relaunched as OpenAM
Origin OpenAM gives users expanded access to materials and processing settings. With the OpenAM license, you can experiment with third party resins, adjust exposure settings, and fine tune print behavior to develop new applications or push performance beyond standard profiles. It’s a powerful option for teams working on specialized parts, new chemistries, or production validation.
Rigid
- RG35 (C/B) offers high stiffness, low shrinkage, and good temperature resistance for precision housings and fixtures.
- RG1100 (C/B) performs up to 116°C and maintains long term UV and chemical stability, making it reliable for demanding environments.
- RG9400 B FR provides UL 94 V0 flame retardancy and temperature resistance above 250°C, ideal for electrical and safety-critical parts.
Tough
- ST45 M delivers a mix of clarity, toughness, and speed, working well for clear housings, light pipes, and functional prototypes.
- ST7500 G prints quickly and produces durable parts with fine detail, making it a dependable choice for jigs, fixtures, and production tools.
Flexible
- EL4000 (B/C) is a Shore 90A resin with excellent rebound and tear resistance for seals, gaskets, and other flexible components.
With this update, Origin users get more material options and more control over how those materials perform. If you’re interested in trying the new validated resin or ordering any of the refreshed OpenAM materials, we’re here to help you get started.
If you’re interested in learning more, or checking out the materials for yourself, contact our team by email or phone.
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