Both options are ITAR compliant.
All 3D file types are accepted - we'll convert them to STL for quoting.
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Rigid 10K 3D printing material on our Formlabs Form 4 and Form 4L delivers exceptional stiffness, high heat resistance, and a smooth matte surface finish—ideal for precise tooling and high‑load prototypes. It simulates the stiffness of glass- and fiber‑filled thermoplastics while producing sharp details and dimensionally stable parts. Choose Rigid 10K 3D printing material when […]
View ArticleRP 105W is an opaque white SLA 3D printing material designed for balanced strength, toughness, and fine detail. This RP 105W 3D printing material is a go‑to for general‑purpose prototypes that need crisp features and a clean, paint‑ready surface. Choose RP 105W when you need high accuracy and professional surface quality without the brittleness of […]
View Article3D printing enables precise control over surface textures, allowing engineers to embed functional and cosmetic features directly into part geometry. Whether you’re enhancing grip, reducing glare, or adding branded patterns, textured 3D printed parts offer a unique blend of performance and visual appeal—without the need for secondary finishing or tooling. Why Texture Matters in 3D […]
View ArticleObsidian Nylon 6+CF v2 (also known as PA6-CF) is a carbon fiber-reinforced polyamide filament developed by 3DXTECH for high-performance FDM 3D printing. Engineered as a drop-in alternative to Markforged Onyx, this Nylon 6 composite is filled with chopped carbon fiber to deliver superior mechanical strength, thermal stability, and dimensional accuracy. Optimized for both Markforged and […]
View ArticleWe partner with chassis designers & OEMs Forerunner 3D Printing works with product designers, small OEMs, and accessory innovators to turn FCU chassis concepts into manufacturable, repeatable parts. We focus on FCU chassis prototyping fidelity, dimensional control, and small-batch production readiness. Rapid Iteration Fast turnaround on prototypes so you can validate fit and function with […]
View ArticleThermoplastic Polyurethane (TPU) is a flexible TPU 3D printing materials known for its rubber-like elasticity, durability, and toughness. At Forerunner 3D Printing, we offer TPU in multiple hardness levels (85A, 90A, 95A, and 68D) so you can choose the right balance of flexibility and strength for your application. Material Facts: Common Applications: TPU 85A – […]
View ArticlePLA 3D printing material (Polylactic Acid) is a widely used thermoplastic in the world of 3D printing due to its low cost, ease of use, and decent mechanical properties. While not suitable for demanding functional parts, PLA excels in aesthetic prototypes, conceptual models, and low-load applications. It prints with minimal warping and is a great […]
View ArticleTPU 95A is a flexible, durable thermoplastic elastomer known for its rubber-like elasticity and excellent abrasion resistance. With a Shore hardness of 95A, it balances flexibility and strength, making it ideal for parts that require both resilience and elasticity. Key Material Facts: Common Applications: FDM Material: TPU 95A Rubber Technical Specifications: TYPICAL PHYSICAL PROPERTIES Mechanical […]
View ArticleLOCTITE IND249 is a semi-flexible black resin with excellent impact resistance and a smooth matte finish. It offers a unique balance of stiffness, ductility, and surface quality — making it ideal for snap-fit components, enclosures, and mechanically loaded parts. Key Material Facts: Common Applications: IND249 is well-suited for components requiring snap, flex, and durability: Material […]
View ArticleLOCTITE 3843 is a high-strength photopolymer resin with excellent impact resistance and surface quality. It delivers thermoplastic-like mechanical performance with a matte black finish, making it ideal for functional parts that need to be tough, reliable, and visually appealing. Key Material Facts: Common Applications: Material Reference Data: DLP – LOCTITE 3843: Technical Specifications Mechanical Properties […]
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