Printing with Origin P3 gives you:

  • Commercial-grade strength, consistency, and durability
  • Broad and versatile material portfolio
  • Custom textures to achieve desired aesthetic
  • Less energy intensive than other technologies
  • Minimal post-processing
  • Open material platform from companies like BASF and Henkel

Applications:

  • High volume production of end-use parts
  • Realistic prototypes
  • Custom light pipes
Origin P3
Loctite EXP045 Print Designed by General Lattice
Origin Loctite 147
Origin Loctite 3820
Origin Elastomers Group (Henkel)
Origin Clear Materials Group
Origin Challenge Back
Origin Silicones (Henkel)
Origin Tough Materials (BASF)
Origin Sample Part
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See how the Origin One P3 printing process works.

Technical Details

The Origin One uses Programmable Photopolymerization (P3) technology to control light, temperature, and other conditions to produce accurate and consistent 3D printed parts. A responsive print process monitors polymerization data and automatically optimizes process conditions to deliver the best possible results.

Like stereolithography (SLA) and digital light processing (DLP), the Origin’s P3 technology relies on photoreactive chemistry to cure liquid polymer resin into hardened plastic parts. Unlike those processes, the Origin One does not actively nor passively manipulate oxygen during the printing process. Not including oxygen in the print process allows for a wider range of materials with varying chemistries.

Build Volume: 192 x 108 x 350 mm (7.5 x 4.2 x 13.7 in)

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MATERIAL DATA SHEETS:

Loctite 3843  |  Loctite 3820  |  Loctite 147  |  Ultracur3D RG 35