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Various 3D printed components for the electronics industry such as connectors. The parts are made of Evolution FR, a dark orange material.

First flame-retardant material for SLA

UL94 V0-classified materials offer flame retardancy without formation of burning drops. Evolution FR, the new photopolymer by Cubicure, meets these stringent requirements, thus making it worldwide the first SLA material of its kind. This new material for additive manufacturing enables applications in the mobility sector and electronics market.
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A look inside Cubicure's 3D printing plant Caligma 200. See-through components are visible as they are being printed. The scene is tinted in orange and blue light.

Cubicure and Evonik cooperate in the development of photopolymers for additive manufacturing

Cubicure and Evonik Industries announce a strategic R&D cooperation in polyester resins for additive manufacturing. The objective of the joint project is the development and production of an innovative 1K-resin system for the Hot Lithography technology.
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Various 3D printed parts made of the material ThermoBlast, placed on a white background.

Revolutionary high-temperature material for additive manufacturing

ThermoBlast is Cubicure’s third material and shows high stiffness, very good flame resistance compared to standard SLA materials and extremely high heat deflection temperature. Cubicure ThermoBlast is the first 3D-printable material, which can withstand operating temperatures up to 300 °C.
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A laptop stands on a table. Next to it lie several 3D printed components. On the screen: the Cubicure Support & Slice software. A three-dimensional model of a component and its support structures is being shown. The user interface of the CSS software is also visible.

CSS - the new software solution for 3D printing

At this year’s Formnext trade fair in Frankfurt, Germany, Cubicure is presenting its newly developed and platform-independent software solution for data preparation for additive manufacturing. CSS (Cubicure Support & Slice) software is a comprehensive tool for editing STL-files, generating support geometries und layer-slicing for 3D printers.
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A laptop stands on a table. Next to it lie several 3D printed components. On the screen: the Cubicure Support & Slice software. A three-dimensional model of a component and its support structures is being shown. The user interface of the CSS software is also visible.

CSS - the new software solution for 3D printing

At this year’s Formnext trade fair in Frankfurt, Germany, Cubicure is presenting its newly developed and platform-independent software solution for data preparation for additive manufacturing. CSS (Cubicure Support & Slice) software is a comprehensive tool for editing STL-files, generating support geometries und layer-slicing for 3D printers.
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