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Carbon Unveils Flame-Retardant Resin

03/22/2022 by becky

Carbon, Redwood City, California, is further expanding the capabilities of its idea-to-production platform by introducing the all-new EPX 86FR, a flame-retardant photopolymer resin that uses Carbon’s patented dual-cure process. This follows the recent announcement of the M3 Series printers and the general availability of the Carbon Design Engine.

EPX 86FR is a photopolymer resin that offers a combination of flame retardance, functional toughness, high strength and long-term stability. It can help reduce development time and tooling costs for end-use parts, functional prototypes and tools that require flame-retardant and self-extinguishing features, such as housings, brackets and connectors in the automotive and industrial sectors.

For more information, visit www.carbon3d.com.

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