INFINAM® TI
Photopolymer (resin) 3D printing materials with high toughness properties
INFINAM® TI photopolymer resins from Evonik lead to high toughness and impact-resistant 3D parts.

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Product overview
Product name |
Description |
Packaging |
Download |
INFINAM® TI 3100 L |
Industrial 3D printing grade |
1 kg bottle |
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INFINAM® TI 5400 L |
Industrial 3D printing grade |
1 kg bottle |
Key Material properties
- High toughness
- High impact resistance
- High mechanical resistance
- Long-lasting thermomechanical performance.
- Good processability
INFINAM® TI 3100 L photopolymer resin for 3D printing applications
The combination of properties makes INFINAM® TI 3100 L the new standard for additive manufacturing of industrial components using vat polymerization technologies such as SLA and DLP. The toughness of the printed components is 30 J/m3 with a high elongation at break of well over 100%. The new material can therefore withstand strong impact or permanent mechanical effects such as pressing or impact.
The range of possible applications extends from industrial components to automotive parts and individual applications in the consumer goods sector, which, in addition to design-free forms, require strong mechanical loads in object use.
INFINAM® TI 5400 L photopolymer resin for designer toys 3D applications
With this formulation, Evonik is responding to customers requesting a PVC-like resin for the rapidly growing market of limited edition designer toys. The white colored material is ideal for objects with a high level of detail and excellent surface quality that are virtually indistinguishable from comparable injection-molded parts. The fully cured material combines excellent impact strength with high elongation at break and exhibits long-lasting thermomechanical performance.
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