From: Timothy J Gornet (tim.gornet@louisville.edu)
Date: Thu Sep 12 2002 - 15:02:26 EEST
I believe that 3D might have a medical grade Duraform. Siemens and
Phonak have done several presentations on direct manufacturing of
hearing aids using Duraform.
It is a nylon material so it can be used. Depends on whether you need
prototypes only or if you are going to use SLS for production.
Tim
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>>> "Bjorn F. Iversen" <bfi@orthometer.com> 09/12/02 06:48 AM >>>
Hi there
Are anyone aware of duraform products used in the medical industry?
I am looking for products which have been approved for contact with
mucous
membranes.
Knowledge of such products might make things easier for me...
Yours sincerely
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