Materialise OnSite offers several 3D printing technologies and they all work very differently. What all of them have in common is that they are additive. This means that they build up an object layer by layer. Contrary to popular belief, there isn’t a one-size-fits-all approach to 3D printing since every material uses its own particular production technology.

Below, you can find an overview of our 3D printing technologies, and which materials we offer for them.

• Stereolithography
  • Materials: Poly1500, ProtoGen White, TuskXC2700T, TuskXC2700W, Taurus, Xtreme, Tusk Somos SolidGrey 3000
    
• Selective Laser Sintering
  • Materials: Bluesint PA 12, PA 12 (SLS) , PA-AF (Aluminum Filled), PA-GF, Polypropylene (PP), PA 2210FR
• Multi Jet Fusion
  • Materials: PA 12 (SLS), Ultrasint TPU 90A-01
    
• Fused Deposition Modeling
  • Materials: ABS-M30, ABS-ESD7, Polycarbonate, PC-ABS, Ultem 9085
    
• PolyJet
  • Materials: VeroWhitePlus, VeroClear, Agilus, Agilus Black and composite materials with preset combinations of mechanical properties: Shore A40 - Shore A50 - Shore A60 - Shore A70 - Shore A85 - Shore A95.
    
• Metal 3D Printing
  • Materials: Aluminum (AlSi₁₀Mg), Titanium (Ti₆Al₄V), Stainless Steel (SS316L), Inconel (IN718)