COR Alpha (405nm)

COR Alpha (405nm)

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COR Alpha (405nm)
COR Alpha (405nm)

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COR (Cyclic Olefin Resin) Alpha has been commercially available since 2022 in a 385nm wavelength, validated on a catalog of industrial-grade 3D printers. The new 405nm formulation expands the list of compatible 3D printers to include desktop systems. COR stands for “Cyclic Olefin Resin,” a new family of engineering-grade materials for additive manufacturing developed by polySpectra. COR Alpha material offers durability, high impact strength, high-temperature performance, and moisture- and chemical-resistant capabilities – all without brittleness. COR Alpha has been commercially available since 2022 in a 385nm wavelength, validated on a catalog of industrial-grade 3D printers. The new 405nm formulation expands the list of compatible 3D printers to include desktop systems. R&D labs, small businesses without industrial budgets, and other users – many who already own desktop 3D printers – now gain the ability to create end-use parts in-house.
polySpectra Inc2256polySpectra makes functional materials for advanced additive manufacturing in Berkeley, CA. We use light-activated catalysts to 3D print advanced materials with industry leading thermo-mechanical properties. Our Cyclic Olefin Resin (COR) materials produce DLP parts that are isotropic and ductile in all print orientations. This flexible, modular platform delivers a broad spectrum of tailored properties from a single chemical system. polySpectra helps inventors, designers, and engineers make their ideas real. Make It Real with COR Alpha and COR Black resins.

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