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1 School St, Watertown, MA 02472 CompositesMATERIAL DATASHEETP lastic MatrixTest (ASTM)OnyxNylonTensile Modulus (GPa) Stress at Yield (MPa)D6383631 Tensile Strain at Yield (%)D6382527 Tensile Stress at Break (MPa)D6383054 Tensile Strain at Break (%)D63858260 Flexural Strength (MPa)D79018132 Flexural Modulus (GPa) Deflection Temp (oC)D648 B14549 Izod Impact - notched (J/m) D256-10 A3301000 Density (g/cm3) ReinforcementTest (ASTM)CarbonKevlar FiberglassHSHT FGTensile Strength (MPa)D3039800610590600 Tensile Modulus (GPa)D303960272121 Tensile Strain at Break (%) Strength (MPa)D7901470190210420 Flexural Modulus (GPa)D790151262221 Flexural Strain at Break (%) Strength (MPa)D664132097140192 Compressive Modulus (MPa)D664154282121 Compressive Strain at Break (%) Heat Deflection Temp (oC)D648 B105105105150 Izod Impact - notched (J/m) D256-10 A960200026003100 Density (g/cm3) and Construction of Plastic Test Specimens: Tensile test specimens: ASTM D638 type IV beams Flexural test specimens: 3-pt.

2 Bending, in (L) x in (W) x in (H) Heat-deflection temperature at MPa, 66 psi (ASTM D648-07 Method B)All Markforged machines are equipped to print Onyx. Nylon is a specialized MATERIAL that can only be printed on the Mark Two and X7. Machines that print Onyx cannot also print Nylon due to machine parts are primarily composed of plastic matrix. Users may add one type of fiber reinforcement in each part, enhancing its MATERIAL Measured by a method similar to ASTM D790. Thermoplastic-only parts do not break before end of Flexural and Construction of Fiber CompositeTest Specimens: Test plaques used in these data are fiber reinforced unidirectionally (0 Plies) Tensile test specimens: in (L) x in (H) x in (W) (CF COMPOSITES ), in (L) x in (H) x in (W) (GF and Kevlar COMPOSITES ) Compressive test specimens: in (L) x in (H) x in (W) (CF COMPOSITES ), in (L) x in (H) x in (W) (Kevlar and GF COMPOSITES ) Flexural test specimens: 3-pt.

3 Bending, in (L) x in (W) x in (H) Heat-deflection temperature at MPa, 66 psi (ASTM D648-07 Method B) Tensile, Compressive, Strain at Break, and HeatDeflection Temperature data were provided by an accredited 3rd party test facility. Flexural data were prepared by Markforged, Inc. These represent typical tests plaques are uniquely designed to maximize test performance. Fiber test plaques are fully filled with unidirectional fiber and printed without walls. Plastic test plaques are printed with full infill. To learn more about specific testing conditions or to request test parts for internal testing, contact a Markforged and MATERIAL performance will vary by fiber layout design, part design, specific load conditions, test conditions, build conditions, and the representative data were tested, measured, or calculated using standard methods and are subject to change without notice.

4 Markforged makes no warranties of any kind, express or implied, including, but not limited to, the warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular use, or warranty against patent infringement; and assumes no liability in connection with the use of this information. The data listed here should not be used to establish design, quality control, or specification limits, and are not intended to substitute for your own testing to determine suitability for your particular application. Nothing in this sheet is to be construed as a license to operate under or a recommendation to infringe upon any intellectual property - 6/15 Stress (MPa)Flexural Strain6061 T6 Aluminum ABS HSHTF iberglassCarbon FiberFiberglassKevlar Nylon Onyx Fiber ReinforcementContinuous Filament Fabrication (CFF) is our unique technology that adds fiber reinforcement to printed parts.

5 Within our thermoplastic matrix, Markforged uses proprietary technology to lay down continuous long-strand fiber. Users can control the layers reinforced, amount, orientation, and type of reinforcing MatrixIn Fused Filament Fabrication (FFF), the printer heats thermoplastic filament to near melting point and extrudes it through its nozzle, building a plastic matrix layer by layer. Markforged prints all thermoplastics by this FiberKevlar HSHT FiberglassPrinting MethodsCompositesMATERIAL School St, Watertown, MA 02472 OnyxEngineering Grade ThermoplasticOnyx yields stiff, strong, and accurate parts.

6 Already times stronger and stiffer than ABS, Onyx can be reinforced with any continuous fiber. Onyx sets the bar for surface finish, chemical resistivity, and heat Strength81 MPaFlexural GPaFiberglassReinforced Fiber StrengthFiberglass is our entry level continuous fiber, providing high strength at an accessible price. times stronger and eight times stiffer than Onyx, Fiberglass reinforcement results in strong, robust tools. Flexural Strength210 MPaFlexural Stiffness22 GPaCarbon FiberAluminum Strength. Half the Fiber has the highest strength to weight ratio of our reinforcing fibers.

7 Six times stronger and eighteen times stiffer than Onyx, Carbon Fiber reinforcement is commonly used for parts that replace machined aluminum. Flexural Strength470 MPaFlexural Stiffness51 GPaNylonTough Flexible ThermoplasticNylon parts are flexible, impact-resistant and can be reinforced with any Markforged continuous fiber. The MATERIAL works best in applications that require increased flexibility or low working Strength32 MPaFlexural GPaKevlar Lightweight, Durable, and StrongKevlar possesses excellent durability, making it optimal for parts that experience repeated and sudden loading.

8 As stiff as fiberglass and much more ductile, it s best used for end of arm Strength190 MPaFlexural Stiffness26 GPaHSHT FiberglassStrength at High TemperaturesHigh Strength High Temperature (HSHT) Fiberglass exhibits Aluminum strength and high heat tolerance. Five times as strong and seven times as stiff as Onyx, it s best used for parts loaded in high operating Strength420 MPaFlexural Stiffness21 GPaPlasticPlasticFiberFiberFiberFiberREV - 6/15/2018