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Materials

Material selection is part of the process decision.

SHTITECH treats material, machine, process settings and post-processing as one application system rather than independent catalogue items.

Photopolymer

Resins

Standard, model, durable and application-specific resin categories may be available depending on the selected SLA / DLP / MSLA system. Current uploaded reference material includes NextShapes 8001 photopolymer resin; global chemical and use requirements must be checked for the intended supply scope.

Filament

Engineering polymers

PLA, PETG, ABS/ASA, polyamide, PC and higher-temperature polymers/composites may be relevant depending on the printer. Compatibility is confirmed against the final machine and material datasheet.

Powder

Nylon / SLS

PA11 / PA12 and other polymer powder pathways are application dependent. Powder refresh rates, storage, humidity control, recovery and operator handling are part of the system review.

Metal powder

Metal alloys

Supplier literature for current reference platforms lists titanium alloys, stainless steel, CoCr and high-temperature alloy pathways on selected models. Material availability and process parameters require project confirmation.

Workflow

Post-processing

Washing, curing, support removal, depowdering, blasting, heat treatment, machining and surface finishing may be required depending on the process.

Compliance

SDS & handling

Chemical, powder and waste handling must follow the applicable SDS and relevant applicable workplace, environmental and site requirements. SHTITECH does not represent every material as approved for every application.

Medical, dental, food-contact, aerospace, defence or other regulated / safety-critical uses require separate application-specific validation and any required approvals or certifications. A printer-material combination is not represented as approved merely because it can physically print the material.