Liqcreate, the global manufacturer of professional grade 3D printing materials, announced the release of their newest 3D-printing material, Liqcreate Tough-X on May 18th. Tough-X is a material with excellent impact strength, perfect for the manufacturing of spare parts.
Liqcreate Tough-X is a durable opaque black photopolymer resin with high impact resistance. 3D-printed parts from this material have exceptional impact strengt. Liqcreate Tough-X can be 3D-pinted on open DLP and MSLA 3D-printers in the range of 385 – 420nm and only requires UV post-curing.
Thin parts of Tough-X have rigid rubber-like properties while thicker designs feel robust like ABS plastic. This material has excellent properties like high impact strength and up to 150% elongation, making it perfect for the production of Industrial spare parts and other functional products.
Tough-X
Liqcreate Tough-X is an opaque black photopolymer. 3D-printed parts from this material have exceptional durability. Liqcreate Tough-X is easy to use on all open source DLP, LCD and SLA 3D-printers in the range of 385 – 420nm. This material has excellent properties like high impact strength and up to 150% elongation, making it perfect for the production of industrial spare parts and functional tough and hard-rubber replacement products.
Key benefits |
3D-Printer compatibility |
| · Exceptional Impact Strength | · Epax3D Series |
| · High Elongation | · Phrozen3D Series |
| · Rigid rubber properties | · Elegoo & Anycubic Series |
| · Heavy Duty | · And many more |
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Tough-X
Price range: €48,95 through €797,72 ex. VAT
Liqcreate Tough-X use cases
Liqcreate Tough-X is perfect for creating objects which needs excellent properties like high impact strength and up to 150% elongation.
Next to printing tough and durable prototypes and end-use products, Tough-X can also has an use in the insole industry. Thicker insoles can be printed in Liqcreate Tough-X and benefit from its toughness and durability. Tough-X is compatible on more than 18 types of 3D-printers, like the Atum3D DLP station 5 and many other DLP and LCD / MSLA resin 3D-printers.
