Formlabs Fillamentum Black Soul PETG Filament - 2.85mm (1kg)

Formlabs BioMed Elastic 50A Resin is a biocompatible, transparent, elastic material ideal for medical applications like patient-specific devices and surgical models. Manufactured in an FDA-registered, ISO 13485 certified facility, it meets USP Class VI certifications and is suitable for long-term skin contact and short-term mucosal contact. The resin offers a unique combination of softness and durability (150% elongation at break, 2.3 MPa tensile strength) and is compatible with multiple Formlabs printers. This product simplifies workflows by removing the need for molding, supporting mass customization of medical-grade parts.

Biocompatible, suitable for long-term skin contact
Soft, elastic, similar to human tissue
Transparent, enhances internal visibility
Cartridge compatible with Form 3 series / 2 3D printers

Please Note: 5L bottles of resin require the Formlabs Resin Pump to work.

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BioMed Elastic 50A Resin

BIOCOMPATIBLE ELASTICITY

Formlabs BioMed Elastic 50A Resin transforms resin 3D printing with its soft, elastic properties and biocompatibility for long-term skin or short-term mucosal contact. Transparent and comfortable, it's ideal for applications such as patient-specific devices and surgical models. This material is manufactured in Formlabs' FDA-registered, ISO 13485 certified facility in Ohio.

Key Features of the Formlabs BioMed Elastic 50A V1 Resin:

Soft and elastic, similar to human tissue
Transparent for clear internal visibility
Manufactured in FDA-registered, ISO 13485 certified facility
Meets USP Class VI certifications for medical-grade applications
Biocompatible for long-term skin (>30 days) & short-term mucosal (<24 hours) contact
Enables production of mass-personalized, medical-grade parts
Streamlines workflow by eliminating need for molding
Ideal for patient-specific medical devices, detailed models, and more

Please note: 5L bottles of resin require the Formlabs Resin Pump

Medical Application	SLA Technology	Translucent
2.3 MPa Ultimate Tensile Strength	1.3 MPa Stress at 100% Elongation	150% Elongation at Break
	COMPATIBILITY
Printer(s)* Form 4 / 4B Form 3L / 3BL Form 3+ / 3B+ Form 3 / 3B	Resin Tank(s) [RT] Form 4 / 4B RT Form 3L / 3BL RT V2 Form 3L / 3BL RT V1 Form 3 / 3B RT V2.1	Build Platform(s) [BP] Form 4 BP Flex Form 4 BP Form 3L BP 2L Form 3L BP Form 3 Stainless Steel BP Form 3 BP 2 Form 3 BP

*The resin is compatible with these 3D printers. Please ensure you're selecting the correct cartridge compatibility at purchase as the Form 4 uses a different cartridge system from previous models. The listing you are currently on is for the Form 3 series / 2.

For the Form 4 series compatible cartridges, click here.

Please Note: 5L bottles of resin require the Formlabs Resin Pump to work.

Why Choose BioMed Elastic 50A Resins?

Revolutionize medical innovation with Formlabs' BioMed Elastic 50A Resin, the key to 3D printing comfortable, patient-specific devices and realistic soft tissue models for surgical reference. This material combines the tactile feel and biomechanical properties needed for medical applications, from the operating room to patient care.

Custom Comfort: Enables the production of personalized, medical-grade devices designed for patient comfort.
Realistic Softness: Ideal for creating soft tissue models that mimic human tissue, enhancing surgical planning with models like hearts and neurovascular structures.
Clarity in Design: Offers transparency to observe internal movements, improving educational and procedural accuracy.
Certified Biocompatibility: Manufactured under strict ISO 13485 standards, ensuring safety for long-term skin contact and short-term mucosal membrane interaction.

BioMed Elastic Resin Applications

Streamline your medical manufacturing process with BioMed Elastic 50A Resin, enabling direct 3D printing of soft, elastic, and biocompatible parts for immediate use in patient-specific medical devices and surgical models.

Patient Comfort: Perfect for creating medical devices designed for prolonged skin contact.
Detailed Modeling: Suitable for soft tissue replicas, such as organs and vasculature, aiding surgical planning and reference.

* In contrast to our Dental Resins, BioMed Resins come without specified applications, as their properties can change with design, production techniques, and other factors. It falls upon manufacturers, their clients, and final users to assess the suitability and performance of printed items for their specific needs. However, to assure users of its reliability, Formlabs conducts thorough biocompatibility and sterilization tests on BioMed Resins, produced in an ISO 13485-certified facility. We also provide examples and documentation of customer applications to help guide potential uses.

Formlabs produces its Biomed and Medical Device Resins in an FDA-registered facility located in Ohio, adhering to the stringent standards of our comprehensive Quality Management System, certified by ISO 13485 and the EU MDR. Our specialized team, operating in an ISO Class 8 certified clean room, ensures the highest quality of resin production. Moreover, all our Medical Device Resins are duly registered with the FDA and bear the CE mark, in compliance with the EU MDR regulations. Explore our ISO 13485 certification for more details.

Download the ISO 13485 Certification

**What are the Material Properties* of the Formlabs BioMed Elastic 50A Resin?**

Shore Hardness	50A
Ultimate Tensile Strength	2.3 MPa
Stress at 50% Elongation	1 MPa
Stress at 100% Elongation	1.3 MPa
Elongation	1.5
Tear Strength	11 kN/m

*Material properties may vary based on part geometry, print orientation, print settings, temperature, and disinfection or sterilization methods used. Data were measured on post-cured samples printed on a Form 3B/+ with 100µm BioMed Elastic 50A Resin settings, washed in a Form Wash for 20 minutes in 99% Isopropyl Alcohol, and cured at 70°C, 30 minutes submerged in water in a Form Cure according to the Manufacturing Guide. BioMed Elastic 50A Resin was tested at NAMSA World Headquarters, OH, USA.

Download the Formlabs BioMed Elastic 50A Technical Data Sheet PDF
Download the Formlabs BioMed Elastic 50A Safety Data Sheet PDF

What's the Post Processing Guide for BioMed Elastic 50A Resin?

Download the Formlabs BioMed Elastic 50A Manufacturing Guide

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what is weight of Pro2 series

— asked by tgmacall June 21^st, 2020 at 11:28AM

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can the printer print wood filament

— asked by hamad November 7^th, 2019 at 3:00AM

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Purchased this last week by far the best company we have dealt with in 5 years in the industry, the raise 3d pro2 is easy to setup high quality and well built !! Thanks Carl

— asked by mbsllc February 20^th, 2019 at 11:43PM

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Printing qwerks. Things I've noticed.... PLA: print with the lid off and fans on. Use the high end of material temp range. If you leave the lid on the filament breaks off just below the hobbed bolt and jams nozzle. PET: print with lid on and fans off. Use high end of material temp range. TPU: print with lid off and fans on. Go slow 10-20mm/sec. Do not use normal spool holder or route filament throught the teflon tube. Sit a spool feed high up on the back right corner of the printer and directly feed filament into extruder. Otherwise prints just stop at some point in your job when it can't pull in filament at right speed and nozzle gunks up.

— asked by Bill PicklNovember 20^th, 2018 at 8:47AM

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Hey @Bill Pickl,

Thanks for the input, this does match our information for the most part expect for the Flex nozzle choice. The Pro units are not like the N-Series and the feed gears are now at the same height per nozzle so you can print flex on the right hotend without any degradation in part quality as compared to the left.

Thanks!

— answered by michael.petitclerc Moderator November 21^st, 2018 at 10:09AM

Also for TPU can only print from left nozzle. Distance from hot end to hobbed bolt is much shorter on the left side than the right.

— answered by Bill Pickl November 20^th, 2018 at 8:53AM

Other TPU settings: No retraction and have all speeds the same slow speed, perimeters and infill.

— answered by Bill Pickl November 20^th, 2018 at 9:33AM

This is why the Raise 3D printer is not for the occasional business user. The first responder here lays out tweaks and subjective things to do to get filament to print.
The moderator acts as if that is common knowledge shared openly with users. This is not the case. Build it into the templates if the settings are right for a good print.

These machines are a tedious nightmare for the occasional business user that wants to load a file, press go, and get a good print. You know like you can with a low end Stratus.

— answered by Nickkreigh August 25^th, 2022 at 4:20AM

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Does Cura work with Raised3d Pro2?

— asked by GuestApril 25^th, 2020 at 7:00AM

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I've seen several ads referencing Bondwell extruders. Did Raise3D use Bondwells in this product or are they Chinese copies?

— asked by Gordon HowellSeptember 3^rd, 2019 at 1:38PM

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Has anyone retrofitted the hotend with an aftermarket one like the volcano?

— asked by Bill PApril 17^th, 2019 at 11:47AM

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Can you use Simplify3D slicing software with this printer?

— asked by Glenn GJuly 19^th, 2018 at 12:59PM

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I heard that you can use 2.85 filiment. I have $500 in filiment from my last printer. any hope this will be able to use any of this.

— asked by Robert OJune 8^th, 2018 at 7:56PM

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Do any other brand nozzles work with this printer? Am I stuck buying Raise3D nozzles?

— asked by GuestNovember 28^th, 2021 at 3:04PM

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can this item use Afinia Value-Line H-Series 1.75mm ABS Plastic 3D Printer Filament Red

— asked by SLNovember 2^nd, 2021 at 3:49AM

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Can the nozzles be replaced with off the shelf 0.4mm steel nozzles for abrasives?

— asked by NeilFox007 August 28^th, 2020 at 6:48PM

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How has this unit been performing in the last year?

— asked by Bretwright September 3^rd, 2019 at 9:33AM

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This is a great question!

— answered by Guest September 4^th, 2019 at 2:32PM

not well - I've been using both the pro2 and pro2 plus. While the print quality is really impressive, some of the best prints I've ever achieved - the maintenance and design when something goes wrong is pretty frustrating and underwhelming. nozzle and hotend replacement is more work that necessary and overall tower design for print head overly complicates things. I would not purchase them again.

— answered by Guest May 24^th, 2020 at 5:32PM

I dont find it hard, I change out hotend in about 10 mins. it depends on your skill set. I even changed the panel. that took about 20 minutes. the print quailty is excellent.

— answered by Guest June 19^th, 2020 at 12:12AM

We absolutely love our pro2, we've been able to get 4-5 different pieces printed a day in excellent quality(abs, and nylon) for the past month straight.

— answered by Guest August 11^th, 2020 at 10:18AM

We absolutely love our pro2, we've been able to get 4-5 different pieces printed a day in excellent quality(abs, and nylon) for the past month straight.

— answered by Guest August 11^th, 2020 at 10:18AM

I agree with other response that starts with: not well!
The print quality is fantastic. Everything is great until you get into an issue. The maintenance is not easy. The manufacturing company’s tech team are not very responsive and they do not have any support team in our state. The peinter is so big and heavy that you cannot sent it back to them to repair.
I love this printer when it works. When it doesn’t, I wish it was in a working condition

— answered by A frustrated user from TX January 23^rd, 2021 at 6:57PM

Terrible.
This Raise 3D printer is not for the occasional business user. This printer requires tweaks and subjective things to do to get filament to print. The machine requires someone to be an expert Raise operator to get it to work properly. Over 3 years we have maybe had 4 trouble free prints- terrible.

These machines are a tedious nightmare for the occasional business user that wants to load a file, press go, and get a good print. You know, like you can with a low end Stratus.

— answered by Nickkreigh August 25^th, 2022 at 4:25AM

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Does it include the 1 year warranty by Raise3D?

— asked by Karen D.August 1^st, 2019 at 12:48PM

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I don't see information regarding the software that creates the machine language sent to the printer. For example, Formlabs uses PerForm. Stratasys uses Catalyst. Does Raise3D make available the software? or Recommend a solution?

— asked by DDD EngineerJune 26^th, 2019 at 12:35PM

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Has anyone tried printing acetal with this machine? I know it wont stick to the print bed without some special prep but other than that could this machine handle it?

— asked by Steven RJune 23^rd, 2019 at 9:03AM

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Can the wifi connect to WPA Enterprise?

— asked by Chad HJune 4^th, 2019 at 2:08AM

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If printing with a GF PC with a bed temp of 110c. Can you give me an idea of chamber temps with the doors closed? Thanks

— asked by GuestMarch 25^th, 2019 at 7:20AM

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Can you load 3Kg spools into this machine?

— asked by Maxwell WDecember 20^th, 2018 at 7:12PM

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Hey @Maxwell W!
You can use 1.75mm 3kg spools with the Raise3D Pro2, however, the spool would not fit within the filament side compartment. You would need to obtain or create a filament spool holding solution for the spool sitting outside the side compartment.

— answered by carl.bjorklund December 21^st, 2018 at 5:35PM

I do not recommend you try to add large spools unless you're willing to fab a custom spindle to hold them and they can sit outside the printer. I have found the weight of larger spools is too much for the spindles and stepper motors of this printer, leading to "cobwebby" prints as less plastic can get into the extruder. Not to mention the gap between the door and the metal frame is too narrow for larger spools, so you would not be able to fully enclose the printer (no biggie with PLA...).

It feels like one could make/buy a spool rack that stayed above this printer and held bigger spools, or perhaps other fancy setups. But out of the box, I wouldn't go much bigger than the size of spool that comes with the machine (which I think is like a 1kg).

— answered by Zak Parrish October 6^th, 2019 at 7:28AM

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I didn't see water soluble PVA listed as a supported material. Could it be used with this machine?

— asked by Victor LuDecember 7^th, 2018 at 11:54AM

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Will Matter Hackers post a tech guide on your sight that explains how to get the most out of the Raise 3D in terms of materials like: PLA, PET, TPU, and Nylon?

— asked by Bill PicklNovember 20^th, 2018 at 8:51AM

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Yes those are very helpful, but don't address things like take lid off, etc.

— answered by Guest December 13^th, 2018 at 1:43PM

Okay should be site not sight. I spell like an engineer ;)

— answered by Bill Pickl November 20^th, 2018 at 8:55AM

Hi @ Bill Pickl!

Thank you for your suggestion!
We do currently have articles on how to best print with various materials that can be found here by typing:

How to print with (material)

— answered by ErikEscudero November 21^st, 2018 at 10:02AM

When/what type of materials would you need to take the lid off for?

— answered by Guest September 4^th, 2019 at 2:36PM

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do you offer any type of finance program for this model?

— asked by GuestNovember 15^th, 2018 at 4:26AM

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Can the live feed from the camera be viewed remotely (on a phone/computer not on the same wifi network as the printer)?

— asked by GuestNovember 13^th, 2018 at 10:49AM

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Through the means of RaiseCloud, you will be able to both view and control the Pro series machines remotely away from your internal network.

— answered by michael.petitclerc Moderator July 23^rd, 2019 at 5:51PM

I have done this a couple ways. The most straightforward is via Chrome Remote Desktop, since that just pushes your desktop to really any device you like. That works great for most things.

The fancier method is to use a packet sniffer to identify what IP address the camera is using. You also have to find the username and password the printer expects for access, which is also included in the packet and not obfuscated in any way. Once you have this you can open a browser straight to the camera feed on your local machine, or write a relatively simple app to retrieve the image from that feed and send it to the web location of your choice.

I did that second method for a while, but after changing my household networking I'd have had to do it all over again, so I went back to CRD. :)

— answered by Zak Parrish October 6^th, 2019 at 7:32AM

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What size nozzle(s) come with the pro 2?

— asked by ClintonOctober 22^nd, 2018 at 11:32AM

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For dual head printing, how do you ensure both heads are aligned properly?

— asked by William PicklOctober 5^th, 2018 at 9:44PM

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Hey @William,

The mounting for both heads are machined to be roughly the same and consistent distance. With this in mind, it is possible that they are not perfectly aligned, in that event there are software offsets that can be applied to mitigate the offsets.

— answered by michael.petitclerc Moderator October 8^th, 2018 at 12:37PM

Does this include offsets in the z direction? I can only find software offsets in the x and y direction.

— answered by Guest September 4^th, 2019 at 2:16PM

Z offsets are not needed as the hotends are tilted when active/inactive. You would need to use the Raise leveling guide to set both nozzles to the same height manually when each are in their "Active" position.

— answered by michael.petitclerc Moderator September 4^th, 2019 at 5:28PM

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Exactly how do you connect to the camera to watch prints. Tried using printer software on computer but nothing happens when I click on the connect to camera even though I've connected successfully to the printer over wifi.

— asked by btpickl September 26^th, 2018 at 12:54PM

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Hey @ btpickl!

We would be more than happy to assist you with this!
Please send us an email to Support@MatterHackes.com

— answered by ErikEscudero September 28^th, 2018 at 12:50PM

For those who don't want to start a whole email chain to sort this...

On the Settings tab on the printer itself, you need to make sure you've selected and activated the camera. You do this on the touch screen, not through Ideamaker. Once that connection is set up, you can then see the camera icon in Ideamaker and can look at the print.

Note that you'll probably have to do this more than once, it seems that setting gets thrown when the power on the unit goes down.

— answered by Zak Parrish October 6^th, 2019 at 7:34AM

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What is the exact xy accuracy/resolution of the raise3d pro2? on the data sheets you will find two different values (12.5 micron or 0.78125 micron).

— asked by JuergenSeptember 22^nd, 2018 at 7:50AM

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does it have a self leveling bed?

— asked by GuestSeptember 18^th, 2018 at 8:13AM

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How much does the printer itself weight? Net weight, not shipping weight. If it's heavy, I agree with shipment via a pallete. I've learned the hard way ordering from another manufacturer (even more expensive) that the UPS training and guidelines allow for flipping containers 70 pounds or heavier end over end in order to move them (apparently even down loading ramps).l

— asked by GuestAugust 24^th, 2018 at 9:44AM

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Supported OS says "iOS" which is for Apple's mobile devices - is that correct and if so does that mean their software does not run on MacOS? And is that the only slicer software they support or can I load any gcode file from any slicer?

— asked by Craig HeartwellJuly 26^th, 2018 at 9:14AM

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Can I buy the camera as an accessory to plug-n-play for the N2?

— asked by Jay AmosJuly 12^th, 2018 at 8:32AM

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Can you modify the spool to be installed from the inside? The problem is where I want to put it is wide enough for the printer but it does not have access to the side. I am thinking If I made some bottom rollers that it goes on and IF it is reasonable to put the spool in the side area from the inside. it could work.

— asked by Robert OJune 8^th, 2018 at 8:03PM

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Will you ship to an APO address?

— asked by CoryMay 20^th, 2018 at 10:27PM

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BioMed Elastic 50A Resin

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