Announcement: New Tough Resins, Form Cure L V2 and a list of software advancements!

Happy Announcement day, Formlabs Community! :tada:

We’re excited to announce a range of updates that bring us closer to producing any part at the push of a button.
Check out our Keynote video to get the full scoop:

:flexed_biceps: Next-Level Material Performance. Introducing Tough 1000 and Tough 2000 Resin

Meet the next-generation Formlabs Tough Resins, a range of new high-performance materials that can finally rival thermoplastics like HDPE, ABS and PP.

5x Tougher
2.5x More Ductile
2.5x Higher Elongation at Break

Learn more about the new Tough Resins

:dizzy: Post-processing has never been more efficient. Meet Form Cure L V2

  • Cure 19% larger prints in as little as 60 seconds

  • 5 times more UV power with faster heat-up

  • 26% smaller footprint

  • Validated presets for 45+ Formlabs materials

Learn more about the next-generation Form Cure L

:laptop: Supports V2 and other new software features let you focus your time on design and problem solving, not on print preparation. PreForm 3.54 introduces new software features for both SLA and SLS:

  • Supports V2, a new support algorithm for SLA

  • Improved Support Tools (SLA)

  • Measuring Tools

  • CAD Assembly Import Improvements

  • Improved Build Packing - new Fill the Build tool

  • Quality of Life/Usability Improvements

Learn more about our new software features

The next-generation Tough Resins and Form Cure L are available now. We can’t wait to see what you’ll accomplish with our new materials, and are excited to hear your feedback and questions!

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Great announcements for your SLA products!

Could we expect some updates during Formnext regarding the messy bags of Nylon powder that replaced the perfectly designed jugs and for which users have been complaining for months? :slight_smile:

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Thanks for your question!
As one of our product managers shared in another thread, some spout solutions were tested, but the current bag material does not seem to be compatible with them. We’re still actively investing in this problem and are testing further options.

There is an error on the data representation. Some values have passed from GPA to MPA. So now they are 1000x higer, and graphical comparison becomes meaningless.

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Great catch, thanks for bringing this to our attention! We’ll look into it.

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