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Radix™ 2.8 Printable Dielectric

Developed in collaboration with Rogers Corporation, this low-loss dielectric material is used for manufacturing components and devices used in wide bandwidth, high-frequency communication, and sensing systems. Specifically tailored for microwave and mmWave applications, this material can also be metalized through post-processing.

The dielectric constant of devices manufactured with these materials is tuned using additives and through the use of spatial latticing.

Key Material Properties:

  • Dielectric Constant: 2.8
  • Dissipation Factor (@ 24 GHz): 0.0046

Radix™ 4.6 Printable Dielectric Material

Similar to Radix 2.8 Low Loss Dielectric, this low-loss dielectric material is used for 3D printing components and devices used in wide bandwidth, high-frequency communication, and sensing systems. Specifically tailored for microwave and mmWave applications, this material can also be metalized through post-processing.

The dielectric constant of devices manufactured with these materials is tuned using additives and through the use of spatial latticing.

Key Material Properties:

  • Dielectric Constant: 4.6
  • Dissipation Factor (@ 24 GHz): 0.0040

High Alumina (97%) Photopolymer

High Alumina is an alumina-filled photopolymer that sinters to a final part purity of 97% alumina. This material is a great selection for applications that require excellent electrical characteristics like Dk and loss while exhibiting the thermal and environmental performance expected of a ceramic.

Key Material Properties:

  • Dielectric Constant: 8
  • Dissipation Factor (@ 24 GHz): 0.0002

Choosing your Material

While both Radix Printable Dielectric and High Alumina have RF properties, one material may be a better fit than another for your particular application.

With our expertise in both materials and RF engineering, Fortify is able to advise and guide you on what material is best for your application.

Standard Materials

Fortify is currently qualifying a range of popular Open Source materials for use on Fortify 3D printers. If there is a particular resin you are interested in, please let us know.

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