Polypropylene for Rapid Prototyping and Certified Manufacturing | 3D Printing Materials @MaterialiseManufacturing
Polypropylene for Rapid Prototyping and Certified Manufacturing | 3D Printing Materials  @MaterialiseManufacturing
Uploaded September 2020 | Updated September 2026, 5 hours ago
Polypropylene is one of the most versatile and commonly used plastics in industrial production. 3D-printed PP is a translucent off-white material with exceptionally high elongation at break, and properties comparable to injection molded PP. Tough, fatigue-resistant and lightweight, PP is suited for form-, fit- and function-testing. Prototypes and test parts in 3D-printed PP carry the unique advantage of being produced in the same material as the end-part. Ideal applications include functional prototypes for snap-fit assemblies or living hinges in automotive components, packaging, and consumer goods.

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