Zirconia 3D Printing Service
It can create complex structures (like internal cooling channels), overcoming traditional machining limits. The material combines high strength (flexural strength >900MPa) and toughness, with excellent impact resistance, suitable for aerospace turbine components and dental implants. Its biocompatibility enables personalized medical customization. The efficient process reduces mold costs, while corrosion/heat resistance expands high-end manufacturing applications.
Common 3D printable products:
- Industrial and Mechanical Components
- Medical and Biomedical Products
- Electronic and Energy Devices
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Technical data sheet Zirconia
Maximum part size and minimum feature size will vary based on selected resolution. 3D-printed Zirconia is available in high, normal, and large format resolutions.
| Product name | FormAcore*1 | FormAcon ATZ*1,3 | FormFlux*1,2 |
| Product description | Engineering parts from a mixture of silica with alumina and zircon, manufactured using LCM additive manufacturing method | Engineering parts from a mixture of aluminatoughened zirconia and zirconia, manufactured using LCM additive manufacturing method | Engineering aluminium nitride parts, manufactured using LCM additive manufacturing method |
| Material | Silica-based (SiO2) | Alumina-toughened zirconia (ATZ) | Aluminiumnitrid (AlN) |
| Purity | - | - | - |
| Density | 2.44 g/cm3 (72.0 % of theoretical density) | 5,5 g/cm3 (99 % of theoretical density | 3,3 g/cm3 (99,5 % of theoretical density) |
| Hardness HV10 | - | 1400 (Theoretical value, no measured value) | - |
| Bending strength | 10 MPa (3-point) | 993 MPa (3-point) | 300 MPa (3-point) |
| Young‘s modulus | - | 220 GPa (Theoretical value, no measured value) | - |
| CTE | - | 13,5 ppm/K | - |
| Thermal conductivity | - | 6 W/mK (Theoretical value, no measured value) | 211 W/mK |
| Surface roughness Ra | < 3 µm | - | - |
| Max. operating temp. | 1575 °C | 1650 °C | 1500 °C |
| Color | White | White | - |
| Size | Max.: 110.6 x 61.5 x 192.1 mm Wall thickness: up to 6 mm | Wall thickness: up to 20 mm |
How Does Ceramics 3D Printing Work?
First, design a 3D model using CAD software, which is then sliced and imported into the printer. During printing, depending on the technology (such as stereolithography, fused deposition, or powder bed fusion), ceramic slurries, powders, or filaments are stacked layer by layer, with strict control over layer thickness and precision. The printed “green body” contains binders or solvents and must first undergo low-temperature debinding (e.g., 100-600°C) to remove organic matter, followed by high-temperature sintering (1300-1600°C) to densify ceramic particles and form high-strength final products. Some processes also require subsequent grinding and polishing to improve surface accuracy.
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Email:
jerry@coreprint3d.com
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