EMERYVILLE, CA, Apr 22, 2015 – MadeSolid Inc., the leader in advanced materials for 3D printing, announced that it has started production of FlexSolid, a new filament that up to doubles the speed on Type A printers. FlexSolid dramatically increases the quality of flexible 3D prints. FlexSolid will be available from resellers and directly at MadeSolid.com in early May.
FlexSolid prints quickly and bends to your specification.
“FlexSolid is elastic, stretchable and tough,” said MadeSolid CEO Lance Pickens. “It’s the latest in a series of firsts we’ve achieved in the advanced materials space, and represents a big step forward in our quest to transform the way the world designs and manufactures products.”
FlexSolid’s combination of strength and elasticity makes it ideal for companies and creative professionals in an array of sectors who are seeking to design, prototype and manufacture flexible products quickly, easily, efficiently and at scale.
MadeSolid anticipates that FlexSolid will be particularly successful in the consumer electronics devices, medical device prosthetics, wearables, fashion, and sporting equipment sectors, where flexibility and durability are vital elements of great product performance.
FlexSolid is the latest addition to the 3D printing industry’s most advanced product suite. With CastSolid, Vorex, PET + Filament and, now, FlexSolid, MadeSolid makes it possible for companies to turn creative ideas into real products more rapidly and with far less capital investment than is possible with traditional manufacturing techniques.
With an MSRP of $39.00 per spool, FlexSolid will be available from resellers and directly from MadeSolid.com on May 10, 2015.
About MadeSolid Inc.
Headquartered in Emeryville, Calif., and a proud graduate of the Y Combinator Class of 2014, MadeSolid was founded to discover and deliver materials that make it easy for anyone to turn creative ideas into physical form. MadeSolid’s advanced materials are easily scaled and integrated into every phase of the product lifecycle, from early prototyping to full-scale production.
For more information, please visit www.madesolid.com.
