Material Selection

Endeavor 3D offers a range of engineering-grade materials

Polymer Materials


PA-12

An engineering grade thermoplastic for high-density parts with extreme dimensional accuracy and fine detail for functional prototyping and final parts. This strong thermoplastic is ideal for complex assemblies, lattice structures, housing, enclosures and connectors, and optimal for post finishing processes – has excellent chemical resistance to oils, greases, aliphatic hydrocarbons and alkalies.

PA 12 W (PURE WHITE)

This engineering-grade thermoplastic yields high-quality functional production parts in a premium white finish. PA 12 W (Pure White) is ideal for strong, complex parts with balanced property profiles and strong structures. In addition to high consistency, this robust material has high reusability. Designed for parts across industries such as healthcare and consumer goods, with applications such as prosthetics, medical equipment, fashion and wearables, and household appliances.

PA11

This thermoplastic delivers optimal mechanical properties, and is known for producing strong, ductile, functional parts. PA 11 also provides excellent chemical resistance and enhanced elongation-at-break. Ideal for impact resistance and ductility for prostheses, insoles, sports goods, snap fits, living hinges, and more.

BASF ULTRASINT® TPU

This MJF specific thermoplastic from BASF offers high wear/abrasion resistance, and is ideal for applications needing rubber-like flexibility and excellent shock absorption. TPU 88A – BASF Ultrasint 3D prints with high accuracy and detail, in addition to having smooth surfaces.

Metal Materials


17-4PH

This powdered metal for Binder Jet printing is used for manufacturing functional components or medical instruments

316L

This powdered metal for Binder Jet printing is used for the production of acid- and corrosion- resistant parts

Our Technologies

Endeavor 3D offers polymer and metal additive manufacturing

Polymer 3D Printing with HP MultiJet Fusion

HP’s thermoplastics deliver optimal mechanical properties and chemical resistance, producing parts with balanced property profiles and strong structures, while also offering several levels of biocompatibility.

Learn more about HP MJF 3D printing technology HERE


Metal 3D Printing with HP MetalJet

HP’s Metal Jetting technology can be leveraged for the fabrication of complex metal parts with high precision and efficiency. It finds its application in various industries such as robotics, automotive, medical, and consumer goods, where the demand for lightweight, durable and customizable metal parts is high.

Learn more about HP Metal Jet 3D printing technology HERE

Our Features, Your Benefits

How can our additive manufacturing services help you win?

Speed

Accelerates product development (prototyping), improves speed-to-market, enables just-in-time and “on demand” applications

Detailed Accuracy

Utilize thinner walls, enables production of small, highly detailed parts and ensures that tolerances meet specifications

Smooth Finish

High-quality finished parts look professional, parts can be embossed/debossed

Design Freedom

Eliminates support  improve part design, assists with lightweighting, enables complex parts and integrated assemblies

Low Part Cost

 Highly cost effective at low to medium quantities.Bring more new products to market more quickly and with less risk

Choose Your Color

Color gets attention, differentiates, and sells. Utilizing color in finished parts can increase functionality and value

Detailed Specifications

Key properties for each of our materials

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PA-12

PropertiesTest MethodEnglishMetric
Tensile Strength, Max Load, XYASTM D6386960 psi48 MPa
Tensile Strength, Max Load, ZASTM D6386960 psi48 MPa
Tensile Modulus, XYASTM D638247 ksi1700 MPa
Tensile Modulus, ZASTM D638261 ksi1800 MPa
Elongation at Break, XYASTM D63820%20%
Elongation at Break, ZASTM D63815%15%
Izod impact notched (@ 3.2 mm, 23ºC), XYZASTM D256 Test Method A3.5 KJ/m23.5 KJ/m2
Flexural strength (@ 5%), XYASTM D7909425 psi65 MPa
Flexural strength (@ 5%), ZASTM D79010150 psi70 MPa
PropertiesTest MethodEnglishMetric
Heat Deflection Temperature (@ 0.45 MPa, 66 psi), XYASTM D648 Test Method A347°F175°C
Heat Deflection Temperature (@ 0.45 MPa, 66 psi), ZASTM D648 Test Method A347°F175°C
Tensile Modulus, XYASTM D638247 ksi1700 MPa
Heat Deflection Temperature (@ 1.82 MPa, 264 psi), XYASTM D648 Test Method A203°F95°C
Heat Deflection Temperature (@ 1.82 MPa, 264 psi), ZASTM D648 Test Method A223°F106°C
PropertiesTest MethodEnglishMetric
Powder melting point (DSC)ASTM D3418369°F187°C
Particle sizeASTM D345160 μm60 μm
Bulk density of powderASTM D1895N/A0.425 g/cm3
Density of partsASTM D792N/A1.01 g/cm3

PA-12 White

PropertiesTest MethodEnglishMetric
Tensile strength, XYASTM D6387106 psi49 MPa
Tensile strength, ZASTM D6386526 psi45 MPa
Tensile Modulus, XYASTM D638275 ksi1900 MPa
Tensile Modulus, ZASTM D638268 ksi1850 MPa
Elongation at Yield, XYASTM D63811%11%
Elongation at Yield, ZASTM D6388%8%
Elongation at break, XYASTM D63817%17%
Elongation at break, ZASTM D6389%9%
Impact strength (KJ/m2), XYASTM D2564.84.8
Impact strength (KJ/m2), ZASTM D2564.14.1
PropertiesTest MethodEnglishMetric
Powder melting point (DSC)ASTM D3418369°F187°C
Particle sizeASTM D345160 μm60 μm
Bulk density of powderASTM D1895N/A0.425 g/cm3
Density of partsASTM D792N/A1.01 g/cm3

PA11

PropertiesTest MethodEnglishMetric
Tensile Strength, Max Load, XY, XZ, YX, YZASTM D6387542 psi52 MPa
Tensile Strength, Max Load, ZX, XYASTM D6387542 psi52 MPa
Tensile Modulus, XY, XZ, YX, YZASTM D638261 ksi1800 MPa
Tensile Modulus, ZX, ZYASTM D638261 ksi1800 MPa
Elongation at Break,11 XY, XZ, YX, YZASTM D63850%50%
Elongation at Break, XY, XZ, YX, YZASTM D63810%10%
Elongation at Break, ZX, ZYASTM D63835%35%
Flexural strength (@ 5%), XY, XZ, YX, YZ, ZX, ZYASTM D79010150 psi70 MPa
Flexural modulus, XY, XZ, YX, YZ, ZX, ZYASTM D790261 ksi1800 MPa
Izod impact notched (@ 3.2 mm, 23°C), XY, XZ, YX, YZASTM D256 Test Method A5 kJ/m25 kJ/m2
Izod impact notched (@ 3.2 mm, 23°C), ZX, ZYASTM D256 Test Method A4.5 kJ/m24.5 kJ/m2
Shore Hardness D, XY, XZ, YX, YZ, ZX, ZYASTM D22408080
PropertiesTest MethodEnglishMetric
Heat deflection temperature (@ 0.45 MPa, 66 psi), XY, XZ, YX, YZ, ZX, ZYASTM D648 Test Method A365°F185°C
Heat deflection temperature (@ 1.82 MPa, 264 psi), XY, XZ, YX, YZ, ZX, ZYASTM D648 Test Method A129°F54°C
PropertiesTest MethodEnglishMetric
Powder melting point (DSC)ASTM D3418396°F202°C
Particle sizeASTM D345154 μm54 μm
Bulk density of powderASTM D18950.017 lb/in30.48 g/cm3
Density of partsASTM D7920.038 lb/cm31.05 g/in3

BASF ULTRASINT TPU

PropertiesTest MethodTypical Values XY-DirectionTypical Values Z-Direction
Tensile Strength/ MPaDIN 53504, S297
Tensile Elongation at Break / %DIN 53504, S2220120
Tear Resistance (Trouser)/ kN/mDIN ISO 34 - 1, A2016
Tear Resistance (Graves)/ kN/mDIN ISO 34 - 1, B3632
Tensile Modulus/MPa>
ISO 527-2, 1A7585
Flexural Modulus/ kN/mDIN ISO 1787575
Compression Set B (23°C, 72h) / %DIN ISO 815 - 12020
Rebound Resilience / %ASTM 26326363
Hardness Shore ADIN ISO 7619 - 18888
Abrasion Resistance / mm³DIN ISO 4649140100
DensityN/A1.1g/cm³
Charpy Impact Strength (notched, -23 °C) / kJ/m2 DIN EN ISO 179 - 1Partial BreakNo Break
Charpy Impact Strength (notched, -23 °C) / kJ/m2DIN EN ISO 179 - 12129
Rossflex testing (100k cycles, 23°C)ASTM D1052No Cut Growth
Rossflex testing (100k cycles, -10°C)ASTM D1052No Cut Growth
Vicat/A (10 N) / °CDIN EN ISO 3068496
UL FlammabilityUL 94HB (1.6-4.2 mm)HB (1.6-4.2 mm)

17-4PH

PropertiesTest MethodHP Metal Jet (H900)Benchmark MPIF (H900)
Ultimate Tensile Strength
(MPa)
XYZASTM E8µ=1277 (min=1261)≥1070
Yield Strength (MPa)XYZµ=1152 (min=1136)≥1970
Elongation(%)XYZµ=6% (min=4%)≥14%
Surface Roughness (Ra)
2)
XYZ7.8 µm (typical)
Hardness (HRC)ASTM E18µ=40 (min=33)35 (typical)
Densityg/ccASTM B311µ=7.65 (min=7.63)7.5 (typical)
%>96%

316L

PropertiesTest MethodHP Metal Jet (as sintered)Benchmark MPIF 35
Ultimate Tensile Strength
(MPa)
XYZASTM E8µ=561 (min=557)≥450
Yield Strength (MPa)XYZµ=227 (min=216)≥140
Elongation(%)XYZµ=61% (min=59%)≥40%
Surface Roughness (Ra)
2)
XYZ7.7 µm (typical)
Hardness (HRC)ASTM E18µ=65 (min=56)67 (typical)
Densityg/ccASTM B311µ=7.86 (min=7.84)7.6 (typical)
%>96%

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