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Chemical-resistant 3D printing

Parts that live in solvents, fuels, acids, and washdown chemicals — printed in polymers chosen for what they shrug off, not just what they cost.

Extreme environment, carbon-stiffPPS-CF15Carbon-fiber PPS — chemically immune, high-temp, light, and stiff.See datasheet →Industrial strengthPPS-GF2020% glass-filled PPS — made for every environment, however brutal.See datasheet →Wear — over 40% RHNylon 12Low-moisture nylon 12 — the wear material for humid and wet environments.See datasheet →Dimensionally stable CF nylonPA12-CF10Carbon-fiber nylon 12 — stiff parts whose fits don't drift with the weather.See datasheet →High-rebound flexiblePEBA 90AShore 90A PEBA — springy and lightweight, with extreme rebound.See datasheet →

When a fixture, manifold, or housing has to survive aggressive chemistry, the polymer matters more than the geometry. These grades range from fuel- and oil-immune nylons to PPS, which no common solvent touches below 200°C. Drop your part on any material page for an instant price.

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