Model TG - 3D-Bioplotter Silicone - Brochure

Silicone was the first material printed by the prototype 3D-Bioplotter in 2000. This very versatile material can be used for numerous demo applications: from trying out new shapes and patterns using a cheap material; through making technical parts (e.g. gaskets); to medical device casings. There are also many medical applications for silicones: from soft implants (e.g. ears, noses, breasts); through wound dressings; to surgical planning models, amongst others. With a medium curing time of a few hours and different colors out of the box, this technical grade silicone is mainly aimed at demo applications. This silicone displays low shrinkage, a medium hardness around 20 Shore and has no smell, making it an excellent material for large parts.