A flexible selection of advanced photopolymers enabling specialized applications, from prototyping and tooling to production and research on the Origin One.
Origin® Open Materials represent a diverse portfolio of third-party resins validated for use on the Stratasys Origin One 3D printer. Enabled through the OpenAM™ software, this program gives users direct access to a wide range of specialized photopolymers from leading chemical companies. The key differentiator is manufacturing freedom; instead of being locked into a single proprietary portfolio, users can select the ideal material for their specific application, fine-tune print parameters, and accelerate innovation in-house.
The open material ecosystem provides access to a structured range of performance characteristics, allowing for the precise matching of material to application need. High-Temperature Resins: Materials designed to withstand high thermal loads, suitable for creating injection molds, fluid adapters, and electrical connectors with excellent stability. Elastomeric & Flexible Resins: A selection of rubber-like materials with varying Shore hardness, resilience, and modulus, ideal for industrial seals, gaskets, cushioning, and flexible prototypes. Tough & Durable Resins: Formulations engineered to withstand significant impact and repetitive mechanical stress, suitable for manufacturing jigs, fixtures, housings, and durable end-use components. Specialty Resins: The portfolio includes materials with unique properties such as ESD-safe for electronics manufacturing, castable for investment casting patterns, and application-specific for biocompatible applications.
Compatibility is managed through Stratasys' OpenAM™ software, which provides greater control over the printing process by expanding the list of changeable print parameters. While pre-made profiles for many open materials are available to simplify and accelerate printing, users have the flexibility to develop their own. It is important to note that post-processing workflows, such as cleaning and curing, are determined by the specific material supplier's recommendations.
The Origin® Open Materials program supports the entire product development lifecycle. It support research and development teams to experiment with novel materials and push the boundaries of what's possible. For production, it provides the agility to choose commercially reviewed or specified materials for low-volume manufacturing, replacement parts, and specialized tooling, enhancing overall productivity.
