Resin Medical Device 3D Printing

Perfect for 3d printing filament.

The Cinegel UV sheets are perfect for protecting 3D printer resin from sunlight coming through the window, without losing the light for the room.

NinjaFlex is a must try material for anyone serious about 3D printing, you will not be disappointed.

I have used this paper for many years and go through allot of it. It is great for general all around photo printing, proofing, and because it is one of the resin coated smooth papers, it can be flush-mounted to aluminum or plexi for museum quality finishing. So it is a versatile paper with a luster finish that is neither overly glossy nor completely matte. Epson’s icc color profile is also highly accurate without the need for custom paper profiling so it’s good to go right away on any of epson’s pro inkjet printers!

With fewer choices for darkroom printing these days. Ilford is a solid choice for resin coated multigrade paper.

I have a very busy medical office that requires a lot of printing of patient instructions brochures flyers charge reports and patient records. I’ve gone through a lot of commercial quality printers and this is the best so far with excellent prices on their toner.

We are printing high quality medical images. Best photo paper of this size that we have used. B&H was very punctual in delivering it.

Very happy with the tripod. We use it to attach a small medical device to it and it sits on the desks in doctors offices. It is light and very strong.

I was looking for a versatile bracket to mount a medical monitor to a variety of locations including round poles and rectangular rails. I also needed some flexibility for attaching my device to the clamp. Most of the options I found were very expensive without providing exceptional functionality. Most also required additional modification to allow my device to attach I then found this clamp, and it literally checked every box I needed. It attaches securely to both round and rectangular pieces. I can attach to it with either a 3/8 or a 1/4 screw without having to modify the part. The ratchet handle allows for use in tight spaces. And on top of it all, the price is about 1/3 of any similar clamp I found.

I use it to connect Mac to a medical device using Medibus. Never failed, delivering data as expected.