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title: "Cubic Ink expands 3D printing materials portfolio"
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date: 2025-11-25
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description: "Cubic Ink, an additive manufacturing materials supplier, has introduced new resin-based 3D printing materials, the presentation of its innovative technology partnership with SK Industriemodell, and the successful scaling of UV-curing..."
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# Cubic Ink expands 3D printing materials portfolio

[Cubic Ink, an additive manufacturing materials supplier](https://www.voxelmatters.directory/company/altana/), has introduced new resin-based 3D printing materials, the presentation of its innovative technology partnership with SK Industriemodell, and the successful scaling of UV-curing resins production in the US.

”We are meeting our claim ‘We give shape to ideas’ by continuously expanding our product portfolio through the targeted, further development of existing materials and the introduction of new, application-specific 3D printing solutions,” said Dr. Max Röttger, Head of Cubic Ink. ”Today, [we already supply customers worldwide](https://www.voxelmatters.com/quantica-enters-materials-partnership-with-altana-cubic-ink/) with highly specialized photopolymers, offering maximum performance and are specifically tailored to industrial requirements. As an innovative technology leader, Cubic Ink is leading the way to the next level of industrial-scale additive manufacturing.”

As a leading manufacturer-independent and open-system material supplier for DLP, LCD, and SLA applications, the Cubic Ink portfolio is divided into product families of resins for casting and tool manufacturing as well as functional prototyping, for applications in the high-performance and high-temperature range. In addition, their inks for material jetting are being offered.

![Cubic Ink expands portfolio with new resin-based 3D printing materials, a partnership with SK Industriemodell, and more.](https://www.voxelmatters.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/11/Kruemmer_Tough_2100_VP-scaled.jpeg)

One of the highlights includes Cubic Ink Mold 3100 VP for creating mechanically easy-to-break silicone molds on all commercially available DLP, LCD, and mSLA printers. The material can be used in audiology applications, for example. For functional prototyping, Cubic Ink Dental 3000 VP presents another highlight: This easy-to-process material (in customizable colors) produces high-contrast, detailed impression molds for the manufacture of aligners using thermoforming. The material's mechanical properties and thermal resistance guarantee a reliable process.

Offering excellent impact strength and heat resistance, another new product for orthotics is Cubic Ink High Performance 4-4800 VP EU, which has passed the cytotoxicity test. Both materials are making resin-based printing an interesting [application for orthopedics](https://www.voxelmatters.com/addup-oic-medi-mold-am-orthopedic-implant-facility/) as well.

In addition, Cubic Ink has presented its technology partnership with Aachen-based industry expert SK Industriemodell, a provider of turnkey solutions for [3D printed tool inserts in injection molding](https://www.voxelmatters.com/airtech-and-ascent-aerospace-accelerate-am-tooling-in-aerospace-and-defense/). Together, the companies enable the production of prototypes and small series with original series materials – quickly, flexibly, and economically.

Using innovative 'Print & Inject' technology, Cubic Ink molding materials are used to create injection molds directly in 3D printing. The reusable or water-breakable molds allow the processing of high-performance engineering plastics such as PA66 GF, PPS, or PEEK. This opens up completely new opportunities for the production of complex geometries, two- and multi-component parts, and hybrid prototypes with metal inserts in the shortest possible time.

These technological milestones are completed by the scaling of production of UV-curing resins for industrial additive manufacturing in serial production in the US. Here, large-volume batches for use in medical technology have been produced in collaboration with ALTANA’s ACTEGA division since spring 2025. This scaling opens new perspectives for Cubic Ink customers in the US and, in the future, in Europe, who will benefit not only from ALTANA's high level of solution expertise but also from its extensive global production capacities, resulting in reliable supply chains and short delivery times.