PAR3 Technology is pleased to provide our clients with the latest in user information for the RP Tempering products. There are two different types of application instructions. The Compound Application Procedures are detailed instructions on how to use each product that is currently available. They are set up in traditional operations method sheet format with color coding for Work Content, Inspection, and Application Notes. The Standard Application Procedures are step by step instructions on how to achieve various physical properties of the part based on the different machines used. For example, if you want to know how to make a FDM part that will hold water, there is an Application Procedure for Sealing and Durability for FDM parts. So once you have a good knowledge of how to apply each product using the Compound Application Procedures, all you will have to do is refer to the Standard Application Procedure for whatever physical property you desire.
Compound Application Procedure - RP Tempering - Brushed.pdf
Compound Application Procedure - RP Tempering - Injected.pdf
Compound Application Procedure - Proto-Plasma-Rx.pdf
Compound Application Procedure - EMI Conductivity.pdf
Compound Application Procedure - Proto-Reinforcement.pdf
Compound Application Procedure - Fire Retardant Protoplass.pdf
Compound Application Procedure - Hi-Temp Protoplass.pdf
Standard Application Procedure - Tempering V Grooves & U Shapes.pdf
Standard Application Procedure - SLS - Sealing and Durability.pdf
Standard Application Procedure - SLA - Fire Retardant.pdf
Standard Application Procedure - FDM - Create a Living Hinge.pdf
Standard Application Procedure - FDM - Sealing and Durability.pdf
Standard Application Procedure - SLA - Stabilizing Material - Sealing and Durability.pdf
Standard Application Procedure - SLS - Create a Living Hinge.pdf
Standard Application Procedure - SLA - Create a Living Hinge.pdf
Standard Application Procedure - SLS - Fire Retardant.pdf
Standard Application Procedure - SLS - Holding Pressure or Vacuum.pdf
Standard Application Procedure - FDM - Holding Pressure or Vacuum.pdf
Standard Application Procedure - FDM - Fire Retardant.pdf