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FabPro Elastic BLK Material for Accelerated Design Verification and Prototyping >
Amazing elongation at break and impact strength for a wide variety of prototyping, functional testing and low volume production applications. This durable and flexible material produces the toughest 3D printed parts with the look and feel of molded polypropylene.
FabPro Flexible BLK is a flexible and exceptionally durable material that allows the production of polypropylene-like parts with amazing elongation at break and impact strength. In fact, in unnotched Izod impact strength testing to ATSM standards, the FabPro Flexible BLK material did not break. With FabPro’s accuracy, this robust material provides outstanding flexibility for a wider variety of prototyping, functional testing and low volume production applications.
Note: FabPro Flexible BLK requires 3D Sprint 2.11 or higher. A software database update is also required with 3D Sprint 2.11 and can be downloaded here. Additional information on this material is in the Customer information bulletin found here.
Applications:
- Functional assemblies and prototypes
- Automotive styling parts
- Consumer goods and electronic components
- Snap fit assemblies
- Containers and enclosures
- Product design
- Master patterns for RTV/silicone molding
- Replacement of short-run cast urethane production parts
- Concept and marketing models
Technical Specifications
Cured Part Properties
Metric |
U.S. |
|
---|---|---|
Solid Density ASTM D792 |
1.13 g/cm3 | 0.041 lb/in3 |
Tensile Strength ASTM D638 |
3.9 MPa | 570 psi |
Tensile Modulus ASTM D638 |
3.7 MPa | 540 ksi |
Elongation at Break ASTM D638 |
81% | 81% |
Water Absorption ASTM D570 |
1.30 % | 1.30 % |
Tg DMA, E” |
-24 °C | -11 °F |
CTE >Tg ASTM E831 |
226 ppm/°C | 126 ppm/°F |
Compression Set ASTM D395 |
Not detectable | Not detectable |
Tear Strength ASTM D624 |
7.3 kN/m | 41.7 lbf/in |
Shore Hardness ASTM D2240 |
65 A | 65 A |
Printers compatible with this material:
FabPro 1000
New levels of affordability, ease-of-use and quality in an entry-level 3D printer