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HIPS (High Impact Polystyrene)

FDM Thermoplastic

Key Attributes

FDM HIPS offers an effective mix of characteristics that make it a good material for general-purpose 3D printing.

  • check Lower cost makes it a suitable alternative for higher-volume, lower-requirement printing applications.
  • check Works with SUP1500B breakaway support material which is easily removed.
  • check Possesses high impact resistance.
Key Applications

HIPS is a suitable material for most general 3D printing applications where higher impact capabilities than ABS can provide are desired.

  • check Prototyping high volumes of parts where a lower material cost is beneficial.
  • check Low to moderate-strength manufacturing aids that can be printed quickly and more cost effectively than traditionally fabricated tooling.
  • check Concept modeling and form-and-fit verification.

Industries

HIPS is compatible with any industry that uses FDM 3D printing for general-purpose printing of parts and tools with low-requirement mechanical properties.

Aerospace

Aerospace

Automotive

Automotive

Manufacturing

Manufacturing

Consumer Products

Consumer product

Medical

Medical

Compatible Printers

Fortus 450mc

Fortus 450mc

The Fortus 450mc delivers industrial-grade printing with a highly versatile range of materials.

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F900

F900

Large capacity, high-performance materials and proven dependability make the F900 the FDM workhorse.

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