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PolyJet Digital Materials Tensile Characterisation based on ASTM D412

Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation
Liow, Lois ; Pinskier, Josh ; Howard, David
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In this experimental report, we present results from a series of tensile characterisation tests
conducted on 3D printed material samples fabricated on a PolyJet multi-material 3D printer. Soft
digital materials with a Shore range from A-30 to A-95 were characterised to ASTM D412 standard.
We present a comprehensive analysis on 7 digital material blends, of Shore A values of 30, 40, 50,
60, 70, 85, and 95, to show the Young’s Modulus, Tensile Strength, and Elongation at Break, and
present the hyperelastic stress-strain curves of each material. The complete data set has have not
been published before, and are intended to assist the research community in the creation of novel
soft, functionally graded and multi-material devices across myriad fields including soft robotics and
meta-materials. As such, it is publicly available through CSIRO’s Data Access Portal.

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