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ABS Plastic 3D Printing
Objet’s new ABS-like Digital Material is formed by combining FullCure®535 and FullCure®515. The new material has been designed to simulate ABS-grade engineering plastics. It does this by combining high-temperature resistances with high toughness. It is suitable for any simulated parts that require shock-absorption and high-impact resistance. Objet ABS-like Digital Material has a high impact resistance (65-80J/m or 1.22-1.5 ft lb/inch) and a high heat deflection temperature (HDT, 58-68 °C or 136–154 °F) immediately after being removed from the printer. A higher HDT of 82-95ºC (179–203 ºF) can be accomplished after post production treatment in a special thermal oven using different temperature profiles.
The new ABS-like Digital Material is great for: Engine parts and covers Electrical parts casings, mobile telephone casings Snap-fit parts for high or low temperature usage Functional prototypes 
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3D Printing Services Canada is an authorized 3D printing services bureau providing 3D Printing, FDM and SLA services to North American clients. We create 3D models, 3D prototypes, rapid prototypes, and end-use parts for industries that include aerospace, multimedia, architecture, medical care, consumer products, automotive, manufacturing, and education. We deliver service to major North American cities including: Ottawa, Timmins, Queens, Hamilton, Calgary, Edmonton, Windsor, Winnipeg, Huntsville, Caledon, Toronto, Vaughan, Woodbridge, Kingston, Quebec City, St. Johns, London, Montreal, Gatineau, North Bay, Kamloops, Mississauga, Essex, Brampton, Etobicoke, North York, Saint Catharines, Saguenay, Fort McMurray, Oshawa, Oakville, Victoria, Vancouver, Halifax, New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston, Philadelphia, Phoenix, San Antonio, San Diego, Dallas, San Jose, Indianapolis, San Francisco, Austin, Columbus, Fort Worth, Charlotte, Detroit, Memphis, Baltimore, Boston, Seattle, Washington, Nashville, Denver, Las Vegas, Sacramento, Silicon Valley, Raleigh, Pittsburgh, Portland, Atlanta, Springfield, Scottsdale, Miami, Cleveland, Oakland, Minneapolis, and Washington DC.
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