Materials




Our materials mechanical properties reflect injection molded plastics to deliver high
quality and durable results. Explore wide range of XForm materials; including rubberlike,
hybrid and composite, tough high-performance thermoplastics.

XForm PA22

Polyamide-based material used for functional parts.
XForm PA22 is ideal for a wide range of applications, from consumer goods to aerospace industry

Young’s modulus

1700
MPa

Tensile strenght

50
MPa

Elongation at break

15
%
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XForm PA11B

This material is defined as flexible and robust plastic. It has the highest surface quality. It can use for slightly more translucent parts.

Young’s modulus

1680
MPa

Tensile strenght

47
MPa

Elongation at break

35
%
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XForm PA32GB

Glass powder reinforced thermoplastic used for wearproof functional parts. This material defined as strong durable plastic.

Young’s modulus

3000
MPa

Tensile strenght

30
MPa

Elongation at break

10
%
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XForm PA42MF

Aluminium powder reinforced thermoplastic used for functional parts. This material is defined as durable metal plastic. It has high strength and heat resistance.

Young’s modulus

4300
MPa

Tensile strenght

50
MPa

Elongation at break

5
%
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XForm PA52CF

Carbon-fiber powder reinforced thermoplastic used for functional parts. It defined as carbon-plastic. It has highest strenght and heat resistance.

Young’s modulus

8900
MPa

Tensile strenght

82
MPa

Elongation at break

3
%
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XForm TPU90

Polyurethane - based thermoplastic is an elastomeric material for printing rubber-like parts and resistant to abrasion and stretching. A perfect fit for a wide range of applications such as hoses, grips, bellows, bumpers, seals, gaskets, tubes, athletic footwear and luxury items.

Young’s modulus

9
MPa

Tensile strenght

10
MPa

Elongation at break

300
%
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