3DP Consumables

Catalog

Part Number 09572

Rev. D 4 June 2009

Contents
1

Introduction ................................................................................................................................ 3
1.1

Printers and Materials Compatibility ...................................................................................... 4

1.2

Available Sizes ...................................................................................................................... 4

High Performance Composite Materials ....................................................................................... 6

2.1

zp 150 .................................................................................................................................. 7

2.2

zp 131 .................................................................................................................................. 8

2.3

zp 140 .................................................................................................................................. 9

Metal Casting Materials .............................................................................................................. 10

3.1

ZCast 501 ............................................................................................................................. 10

3.2

zp 14 ................................................................................................................................... 11

Elastomeric Materials ................................................................................................................. 11

4.1

zp 15e................................................................................................................................... 11

Infiltration .................................................................................................................................. 12
5.1

How It Works ........................................................................................................................ 12

5.2

Mechanical Properties .......................................................................................................... 12

5.3

Infiltration for Concept Modeling .......................................................................................... 14

5.4

Infiltration for Functional Modeling....................................................................................... 16

5.5

Specialty Infiltration ............................................................................................................. 17

Resources .................................................................................................................................. 18

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Introduction

Z Corporation offers several material systems to satisfy a variety of modeling needs. This guide is designed to give
users an overview of the different types of powders, binder and infiltrants that can be used with 3D printers. The part
numbers associated with each product are also listed.
These material choices allow you to tailor the properties of the finished models by selecting different infiltrants based
on the application.
No matter which material you choose, you will always get the fast, high quality, and low material cost printing our
machines are known for.

ZPrinter 310 Plus

Monochrome, affordable, easy to use.

ZPrinter 450
Full color, automated, office-friendly.

ZPrinter 650
The Brand-New ZPrinter 650. Fastest print speed,
largest color models and highest throughput.

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1.1

Printers and Materials Compatibility

High Performance
Composite

Direct
Metal
Casting

Investment
Casting

Elastomeric

zp 150

zp 131

zp 140

ZCast

zp 14

zp 15e

zb 60

zb 60

zb 56

zb 51

zb 51

zb 63

zb 60

zb 60

zb 56

zb 58

zb 61

zb 61

Z-BondTM 101/
Z-Bond 90

Z-MaxTM Epoxy

Wax

Z-Bond 11

Elastomer Kit

Salt Water

Printers
ZPrinter 310 Plus
ZPrinter 450
Spectrum Z 510
ZPrinter 650
Infiltrants

Note For printers and materials not listed here, visit the Legacy Printers and Materials section
of our Web site at zcentral.zcorp.com.

1.2

Available Sizes

Z Corporation powders and their compatible binders are available in a variety of sizes and packaging.

Powders
Package

Printed Parts
Volume
(Approx.)

Cartridge

400 in3
6555 cm3

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Appearance

Notes

Compatible with automatic

powder loading (Automated
3D Printers)

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Pail

500 in3
8194 cm3

Eco-Drum

700 in3

Made from renewable

resources and 100%
recyclable

11471 cm3

Drum

2000 in3
32774 cm3

Binders
Package

Fluid Volume

Cartridge (small)

10 oz./.3 L

Cartridge (large)

34 oz./ 1.0 L

Bottle
(small)

.5 gal./1.9 L

Bottle
(large)

1 gal./3.8 L

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Appearance

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High Performance Composite Materials

The foundation of 3DP technology is the High Performance Composite Material. It consists of a highly engineered
powder with numerous additives that maximize surface finish, feature resolution, and part strength. Each material,
paired with its corresponding binder, produces high-definition parts that are fit for the most demanding 3D printing
application.

High Performance Composite Materials

Comparison
zp 150
Model
Strength

Color &
White

Ease of Use
& Office
Compatibility

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zp 131

zp 140

Feature Resolution

***

***

**

Green Strength

****

***

**

Strength (Z-Bond)

****

****

**

Addressable Colors

****

***

***

Consistent Colors

****

***

***

Whiteness

****

***

****

Fast Drying

****

***

****

Low Dustiness

****

****

***

Salt Water Cure

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2.1

zp 150

Compatibility Check zp 150

The zp 150 series includes zp150 powder as well as zb 61 and zb 63 binders.

ZPrinter 450 + zb 63

zp150 is a High Performance Plus material for making strong, high-definition parts. It
features the highest green strength right out of the printer, improved final strength and
because the material is so white, 3D models printed with zp150 feature vivid color.

ZPrinter 650 + zb 61

Additionally, zp150 features a new Water Cure finishing option. Simply spray your 3Dprinted model with a fine mist of water mixed with salt, dry it, and its ready to be
shown and touched.
zp150s performance improvements and the new Water Cure option truly expand the
possibilities of your 3D printer. Use Water Cure for early concept iterations and
ergonomics tests, and then finish your new designs with Z-Max for functional testing.

zp 150 Features

Water cure finishing for both monochrome and color models

Highest green strength and final strength
Extremely bright white

zp 150 product family

Material
Powder

Binder

Description

Unit of Measure

Part #

zp 150 (cartridge)

8 kg

50407

zp 150 (Eco-Drum)

14 kg

50367

zb 61 clear (cartridge)

34 oz./1 L

Z0170 (pkg. 2)

zb 61 black (cartridge)

34 oz./1 L

Z0171 (pkg. 2)

zb 61 cyan (cartridge)

10 oz./.3 L

Z0172 (pkg. 2)

zb 61 magenta (cartridge)

10 oz./.3 L

Z0173 (pkg. 2)

zb 61 yellow (cartridge)

10 oz./.3 L

Z0174 (pkg. 2)

zb 63 clear (cartridge)

34 oz./1 L

Z0177 (pkg. 2)

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2.2 zp 131

Compatibility Check zp 131

The zp 131 series includes zp 131 powder and two available binders: zb 60 and zb 61.

ZPrinter 310 Plus + zb 60

zp 131 is a High Performance Composite powder that will give you strong parts and
good color accuracy. It is easy to use, produces great looking color parts with excellent
dimensional accuracy, and has optimized infiltration characteristics making it easy to
infiltrate with Z-Bond.

Spectrum Z510 + zb 60

zp 131 Features

ZPrinter 650 + zb 61

Tech Tip

Strong parts
Easy process
o High green strength
o Consistent infiltration when using Z-Bond
o Low dust during handling and printing

Robust color accuracy

o Neutral white
o Large color gamut

Powder that is not printed on is

recyclable, but fresh powder
must periodically be cut in to
maintain optimum strength and
dimensional accuracy.

zp 131 product family

Material

Description

Unit of Measure

Part #

Powder

zp 131 (pail)

22 lbs./10 kg

06930

zp 131 (drum)

88 lbs./40 kg

06931

zp 131 (cartridge)

18 lbs./8 kg

50307

zb 60 clear (jug)

1 gal./3.8 L

06932

zb 60 cyan (jug)

.5 gal./1.9 L

06933

zb 60 magenta (jug)

.5 gal./1.9 L

06934

zb 60 yellow (jug)

.5 gal./1.9 L

06935

zb 61 clear (cartridge)

34 oz./1 L

Z0170 (pkg. 2)

zb 61 black (cartridge)

34 oz./1 L

Z0171 (pkg. 2)

zb 61 cyan (cartridge)

10 oz./.3 L

Z0172 (pkg. 2)

zb 61 magenta (cartridge)

10 oz./.3 L

Z0173 (pkg. 2)

zb 61 yellow (cartridge)

10 oz./.3 L

Z0174 (pkg. 2)

Binder

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2.3 zp 140

Compatibility Check zp 140

The zp 140 series includes zp 140 powder and zb 60 binder.

ZPrinter 310 Plus + zb 60

zp 140 is a High Performance Plus powder system that sets new limits to how easy it is
to print in 3D. It features a salt water cure process that makes it easy, fast and
affordable to get from clicking Print to passing a model around at a meeting or in a
classroom. zp140 is the material of choice for concept models.

Spectrum Z510 + zb 60

A key advantage of the zp 140 is the salt water cure option. It has been specially
engineered to allow parts to be post-processed by dipping them in salt water or
spraying a fine mist on the surface. The reaction with water confers models additional
strength and binds any remaining loose powder.
Because this material is so white, color 3D models printed with zp 140 feature
extremely vivid color. This color can be maintained by infiltrating with standard
infiltrants like Z-Bond or Z-Max.

Tech Tip
Water misting before soaking the
parts helps preserve your 3D
models smallest features.
Architectural models benefit from
using zp 140 infiltrated with water
where true whiteness is desired.

zb 60 binder is formulated to work specifically with both zp 131 and zp 140, making it
easier to swap back and forth, should your application require it.

zp 140 Features:

Salt Water cure post-processing easiest and safest option available

Low cost per in3
Bright whites
Great for concept models
Water Misting

zp 140 product family

Material
Powder

Binder

Description

Unit of Measure

Part #

zp 140 (pail)

22 lbs./10 kg

06936

zp 140 (drum)

88 lbs./40 kg

06937

zb 60 clear (jug)

1 gal./3.8 L

06932

zb 60 cyan (jug)

.5 gal./1.9 L

06933

zb 60 magenta (jug)

.5 gal./1.9 L

06934

zb 60 yellow (jug)

.5 gal./1.9 L

06935

Water Dipping

zp140 vs. zp130

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Metal Casting Materials

If you need to work with metal casting, Z Corporation has two options for you: direct metal casting with ZCast or
investment casting with zp 14. Either way you get your cast parts quickly, with the accuracy of 3D printing directly
from the CAD file.

3.1

ZCast 501

Compatibility Check ZCast

ZPrinter 310 Plus + zb 56

Direct Metal Casting

Spectrum Z510 + zb 56

The ZCast 501 Direct Metal Casting process provides the ability to produce cast metal
parts from a CAD file significantly faster and less expensively than traditional prototype
casting methods. Printing molds and cores directly from digital data eliminates the
pattern and core box production step used in traditional sand-casting processes. Metal
is poured directly into the 3D printed molds. The technology allows engineers to
prototype parts in metal that are costly and time consuming to produce using
traditional methods.
Direct Casting Material can be used to create sand casting molds for non-ferrous
metals. This material is a blend of foundry sand, plaster, and other additives that have
been combined to provide strong molds with good surface finish. It is designed to
withstand the heat required to cast non-ferrous metals.
After removal from the printer, printed molds must be baked in an oven at 375F for 4-8
hours to remove excess moisture from the mold before metal is poured. ZCast 501
molds should never be infiltrated. Common foundry products such as core paste and
refractory mold wash can be used to prepare the mold for pour as they have been
designed to withstand the temperatures of the casting process. Refer to the ZCast
Design Guide for more details on this process.

The ZCast Process

Extremely fast turnaround from
CAD file to prototype metal
part
Easily print complex molds and
cores
In-house mold-making
capabilities for product
manufacturers
Simple metal-pouring process
for foundries

Direct metal casting materials

Material
Powder

Binder

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Description

Unit of Measure

Part #

ZCast 501 (pail)

33 lbs. (15 kg)

06439

ZCast 501 (drum)

132 lbs. (60 kg)

06438

zb 56 clear (jug)

1 gal. (3.8 l)

06312

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3.2 zp 14

Compatibility Check zp 14
ZPrinter 310 Plus + zb 51

Investment Casting
zp 14 Investment Casting Material can be used to quickly fabricate parts that can be
dipped in wax to produce investment casting patterns. The material consists of a mix of
cellulose, specialty fibers, and other additives that combine to provide an accurate part
while maximizing the absorption of wax and minimizing residue during the burnout
process.
Investment casting using zp 14 involves printing a male pattern, which is then infiltrated
with wax and/or Z-Bond 11. Once infiltrated, the pattern is coated with an investment
slurry, creating a mold. A cycle in the oven will burn out the printed pattern.

Investment casting materials

Material
Powder

Binder
Infiltrant

Description

Unit of Measure

Part #

zp 14 (pail)

11 lbs. (5 kg)

06127

zp 14 (drum)

44 lbs. (20 kg)

06128

zb 51

1 gal. (3.8 l)

05892

Z-Bond 11

7.76 oz. (220 g)

15079

Paraplast X-TRA

17.6 lbs. (8 kg)

10434

Tech Tip
Investment casting: Work with
your local investment casting
foundry to find the proper
shrinkage factor for the metal
alloy used for the pour.

Elastomeric Materials

4.1

zp 15e

Compatibility Check zp 15e

Elastomeric material has been optimized for infiltration with an elastomer to create
parts with rubber-like properties. The material consists of a mix of cellulose, specialty
fibers, and other additives that combine to provide an accurate part capable of
absorbing the elastomer, which gives the parts their rubber-like properties.

ZPrinter 310 Plus + zb 51

Spectrum Z510 + zb 58

Elastomeric Materials
Category

Description

Unit of Measure

Part #

Powder

zp 15e pail

9.9 lbs. (4.5 kg)

06129

Binder

zb 51 clear

1 gal. (3.8 L)

05892

zb 58 clear

1 gal. (3.8 L)

06660

zb 58 cyan

.5 gal. (1.9 L)

06661

zb 58 magenta

.5 gal. (1.9 L)

06662

zb 58 yellow

.5 gal. (1.9 L)

06663

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Infiltration

Infiltration is the process of applying a liquid resin to a printed part to provide strength and impart specific properties.
Our infiltration systems have been selected for their ability to fill porosities, for the exceptional mechanical and
thermal properties they confer models and for their ease of use.

5.1

How It Works

The first diagram illustrates the open matrix of green (justprinted) parts. The powder particles (shown in gray) are bonded
to each other by the binder (shown in red).
In the second drawing, infiltrant (shown in yellow) has been
applied to the surface of the matrix, and is starting to penetrate,
displacing air from the interior of the matrix.
Finally, the third diagram shows how the infiltrant is drawn into
the part, sealing the surface area and improving the appearance
and strength of the part.

5.2 Mechanical Properties

The mechanical properties of the finished, infiltrated part depend mostly on the infiltration method chosen. The table
below lists typical results using standard ASTM test methods.

Mechanical Properties

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Properties

ASTM Procedure

Water Cure

Z-Bond 101

Z-Max

Tensile
Strength, MPa

D-636

14.2

26.4

Elongation at
Break, %

D-636

0.23

0.21

Modulus of
Elasticity, MPa

D-636

9,450

12,560

Flexural
Strength, MPa

D-790

13.1

31.1

44.1

Flexural
Modulus, MPa

D-790

6,355

7,163

10,680

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Infiltration Products
Z Corporation offers three families of infiltrants, with properties specifically optimized for different applications:

Concept modeling
Functional modeling
Specialty infiltrants

The Guide below summarizes the performance of each of the infiltrants. More details about each family are provided in
the sections that follow.

infiltrant guide
Product

Description

Application
Method

Infiltrant
Color/
Part
Color

Mix
Ratio

Penetration
Depth
(mm)

Working
time

Cure
Time @
70F/
21C

Cure
Time @
160F/
71C

Concept Infiltrants
Z-BondTM 101
Premium

Instant Cure

Dip
Drizzle

Clear/
Color

0.5-3

5-10 min

Z-Bond 90
Economy

Instant Cure

Dip
Drizzle

Clear/
Color

0.5-3

15-30 min

Paraplast
X-TRA Wax

Seal &
protect
Low strength

Dip
ZW4

Clear/
Color

Up to
100%

15-30 min
Cool
down

Salt Water Cure

Chemicalfree
Low strength

Mist
Dip

Clear/
Color

Up to
100%

Variable

Brush
Spray

Slightly
yellow/
Color

100: 37
by
weight

5-10

35 min

24 h

Variable

Functional Infiltrants
Z-MaxTM
High Strength

Maximum
Strength
Heat
resistant

2h

Specialty Infiltrants
Por-A-Mold
Elastomer

Tough
Flexible

Brush

Slightly
yellow/
Color

1:1 by
volume

2-5

15 min

24 h

Z-Bond 11
Investment
Casting

Instant Cure

Dip
Drizzle

Clear/
Monochrome

2-3

15-30 min

For zp 14 only

Notes: Working time is the time during which the resin can be applied, before the curing reaction starts. Cure time is the point
in time when the infiltrated part is cured and has achieved full strength. The ZW4 is a waxer available from Z Corporation
authorized resellers.

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5.3 Infiltration for Concept Modeling

Concept Modeling Infiltrants are great for applications ranging from design iterations,
product mock-ups, design & ergonomics review, and proof of concept to
sales/marketing tools, teaching tools or movie props.

Concept Modeling
Infiltrant Characteristics

Z-Bond 101/Z-Bond 90

Easy and cost effective to use

Z-Bond 101 is an extremely fast-curing infiltrant, designed to rapidly strengthen 3Dprinted parts. Z-Bond 101 is a low odor formulation and is easy to apply. With Z-Bond
101 Premium Instant infiltrant, you can enjoy strong, vividly colored models in as little
as 5 minutes.

Enhances color vibrancy

Z-Bond 101 is the strongest and fastest concept modeling infiltrant and also one of the
most lightfast, under office-type lighting.
Z-Bond 101 is also available in a Dipping Kit. This convenient kit has everything you
need to easily and cleanly dip your parts. It includes two bottles of Z-Bond 101, a
dipping container, funnel, safety glasses and gloves - all for the price of just the ZBond 101.
Z-Bond 90 is a fast-curing infiltrant for 3D-printed parts. It is a low odor formulation
that makes strong and very colorful models.

Seals and smoothes part

surface
Strengthens part for handling

Tech Tip
A little sanding goes a long way
in improving the appearance of
your models.
Before infiltration, take a minute
to lightly sand away unevenness
in the color of the part.
Once infiltrated the colors of the
parts will be brighter and more
uniform in appearance.

Z-Bond 90 is the best value instant infiltrant and a great choice for many concept
modeling applications.
Z-Bond 90 is available in a Dipping Kit as well. As with Z-Bond 101, the kit has
everything you need including three bottles of Z-Bond 90, two dipping containers,
funnel, safety glasses and gloves.

Paraplast X-TRA Wax

One of the most cost-effective infiltrant options for concept models is Paraplast X-TRA
wax. Dipping the printed models in melted wax quickly enhances colors and fills the
pores, for a smoother surface finish.
Paraplast X-TRA melts at a low temperature of 50C (122F) and will readily infuse the
printed model and confer it some additional strength.
Paraplast X-TRA can be used with Z Corporations ZW3 waxer and ZW4 automated
waxer.

Salt Water Cure

Salt Water Cure is the safest and greenest way to infiltrate 3D-printed models. Simply
mist your model (or dip it) using a salt water solution. Salt Water Cure is the lowest
cost infiltration option and delivers the brightest white 3D models.

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Infiltration Products for Concept Modeling

Our concept modeling infiltrants include Z-Bond 90 and 101, as well as Paraplast XTRA wax and the new Epsom salt option.

concept modeling infiltrants

Description

Unit of Measure

Part #

100 g (3.53 oz.)

15078

Z-Bond 101 Premium

(large)

454 g (16 oz.)

15077

Z-Bond 90 Economy

454 g (16 oz.)

Z0096
(pkg. 2)

Z-Bond 90 Economy
(large)

2 kg (4.4 lb)

50349

2x 454 g (1 lb.)

50301

Z-BondTM 101 Premium

(small)

Z-Bond 101 Dipping Kit

Z-Bond 101 and

Z-Bond 90

Dipping container
Gloves, towels, funnel
Z-Bond 90 Dipping Kit

3x 2 kg (3 x 4.4 lb.)

50392

Z-Bond 101 Dipping Kit

Dipping container (2)

Gloves, towels, funnel
Paraplast X-TRA
Epsom Salt

1 kg (2.2 lb.)

10434
(pkg. 8)

0.6 kg (22 oz.)

16743

Z-Bond 90 Large

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5.4 Infiltration for Functional Modeling

Functional Infiltrants are great for more demanding applications such as fit testing,
functional testing, tooling or molding.

Z-Max

Z-Max is the infiltrant of choice for the user that needs prototyping functionality from
their parts. A part infiltrated with Z-Max allows engineers and designers to quickly test
design iterations without the cost and time associated with waiting for molded plastic
parts. Once infiltrated, parts can easily be machined, tapped, sanded, and painted. ZMax will give you a very hard, very rigid, and very strong part.

Functional Modeling
Infiltrant Characteristics
Easy and cost effective to use
Seals part surface
Strengthens part
Resistant to temperature and
humidity

Z-Max is a high strength infiltrant. This product was formulated to support needs not
met by any product currently on the market. The primary factors are convenience and
performance.

Tech Tip

Convenience: Z-Max has 35 minutes of working time, which is plenty of time to apply it
and will cure without the need for an oven.

When applying Z-Max, a heat gun

is a good tool to use to retain
fine feature detail.

Performance: Z-Max is a low viscosity formulation, 120 cP, which means deeper,
quicker penetration. The result is very strong models, up to 43 MPa of flexural strength
and up to 98 MPa of compression strength. Parts made with Z-Max are hard and rigid
so they dont deform under load. Z-Max also has good temperature resistance, with a
Heat Deflection Temperature (HDT @ 66 psi) of 115C. *

When heat is applied to an area

of the part the viscosity of the
epoxy drops locally, allowing it to
more easily wick in. This helps to
preserve the quality of the part.

Z-Max is a two-part system. In the package, both parts of the resin are supplied simply
requiring mixture before use. Two sizes are available: a 250 gram pre-measured kit and
a bulk .7 gallon kit.
After infiltration, Z-Max infiltrated parts cure at room temperature in 12-24 hours. The
use of an oven for the cure cycle reduces the cure time to just 2 hours, producing
consistently strong parts quickly.
Parts treated with Z-Max High Strength infiltrant can be sanded, drilled, tapped or
machined, as needed.
* Source: Independent A2LA-accredited laboratory.

Z-Max Small

Functional infiltrants
Description

Unit of Measure

Part #

Z-Max
small

250 g (8.8 oz.)

Pre-weighed kit

14516

Z-Max
large

2.86 kg (0.7 gal.)

14505

Z-Max Large

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5.5 Specialty Infiltration

Por-A-Mold Elastomer
Por-A-Mold elastomer is used to give parts printed with zp 15e powder their
elastomeric properties. This two-part urethane is mixed and then brushed onto the
part, until it is infused completely. The part must then cure at room temperature for 24
hours. This will produce a very flexible part, yielding a Shore A Hardness of 282.

Tech Tips for Elastomeric

Urethane
Mix the material in small
batches

Z-Bond 11
Z-Bond 11 can be used instead of wax to prepare parts printed with zp 14 before the
process of investment casting or lost wax. Dipping a 3D-printed part into a hot wax
bath may introduce deformation. Z-Bond 11 reacts at room temperature, to preserve
the geometrical accuracy of the model and lends the pattern significantly more
strength and integrity than wax would.
Note: Paraplast X-TRA can be used after infiltration with Z-Bond 11 to make the
patterns surface smoother.

Apply the first coat very liberally

Additional coats should be
lighter
Be ready to dab off excess
material
Once a part has been infiltrated, be careful not to leave
the part sitting in a puddle of
material, as it will be difficult
to cut off afterwards.

specialty infiltrants
Description
Por-A-Mold Elastomer
Z-Bond 11

Unit of Measure

Part #

1.9 L (2 qt.)

20093

220 g (7.76 oz.)

15079

Por-A-Mold

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Resources

All consumable items can be ordered online through our Z Shop web store found
in the ZCentral web site, https://zcentral.zcorp.com. If you are not a North
American customer, please contact your authorized sales representative for
ordering information.
Ordering inquires can also be directed to our Customer Development team
at:[email protected]
Technical application inquiries can be directed to our Applications team at:
[email protected]
Service related inquiries can be directed to our Service team at:[email protected]
Z Corps annual ZNet User Group Meeting is another valuable resource to learn and
share new applications with other 3DP users and our applications team. Visit
ZCentral for more information.
Also on our ZCentral web site, youll find:

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