Conductive 3D resins organized for electrically conductive structures, soluble and non-soluble conductive systems, and advanced electronics-oriented functional materials in SLA, DLP and LCD/MSLA printing.
This collection is centered on conductive resin families based on EK systems, carbon nanotubes, graphene nanoplatelets, PEDOT:PSS and silver, together with an electro-thermo-responsive hydrogel route for advanced functional electronics-related research.
Navigate by: non-soluble conductive systems, soluble and swellable conductive systems, conductive filler family, biocompatible conductive route or responsive electro-active material route.
Select the grade according to electrical function and workflow priority and validate the final resin choice for the intended printer, curing settings, conductivity target, swelling behavior and application environment.
Conductive material platform for electronics and advanced R&D
This collection is not built around generic electronics housings or insulating parts. It is specifically organized around conductive and electrically responsive resin systems.
The visible portfolio includes non-soluble EK systems, soluble and swellable EK systems, carbon-nanotube-based conductive routes, graphene-based conductive routes, PEDOT:PSS conductive systems, silver-based conductive systems and an electro-thermo-responsive hydrogel route.
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Use the routes below to access the most relevant conductive system in this collection.
Typical routes
Key features & benefits
Collection logic
Conductive materials differentiated by matrix behavior and conductive phase
These products are not interchangeable. The collection combines different conductive mechanisms and matrix behaviors, including non-soluble matrices, soluble and swellable matrices, polymeric conductive systems, metallic conductive systems and electrically responsive hydrogel systems.
Main advantages
- Availability of both non-soluble and soluble/swellable conductive resin routes
- Multiple conductive phase strategies: SWCNT, MWCNT, graphene nanoplatelets, PEDOT:PSS and silver
- Biocompatible conductive options in selected families
- Support for electronics-oriented R&D, conductive prototypes and advanced functional studies
- Capability to select conductivity strategy according to matrix behavior and intended use
- Electro-responsive route available through electro-thermo-responsive hydrogel technology
Applications
Typical applications
These resins are relevant for conductive and electro-active workflows where material selection depends on both electrical function and physical behavior of the printed network.
Application examples
- Electrically conductive printed parts
- Conductive functional prototypes
- Bio-related conductive structures where applicable
- Water-soluble or swellable conductive constructs
- Electronics R&D demonstrators
- Electro-active and responsive material studies
Collection overview
Products in this collection
Products in this collection are shown below.
This collection currently includes 3Dresyn NSEK1 Bio, 3Dresyn NSEK1, 3Dresyn SEK1, CNT-based conductive EK systems, graphene-based conductive EK systems, PEDOT:PSS-based conductive systems, silver-based conductive systems and 4Dresyn ETR35 Bio.
Included products and technical roles
Family 01
Base EK matrices: NSEK1 and SEK1
The collection includes 3Dresyn NSEK1 Bio, 3Dresyn NSEK1 and 3Dresyn SEK1 as core matrix families. Their naming already defines an important technical distinction: NSEK1 = non soluble, while SEK1 = soluble & swellable.
Core role
- NSEK1 routes define non-soluble matrix behavior
- SEK1 routes define soluble and swellable matrix behavior
- These matrix families are the structural basis for several conductive variants in the collection
- Bio versions indicate availability of biocompatible-oriented routes in selected products
Best for
- Selecting the right matrix before choosing the conductive filler strategy
- Deciding between stable non-soluble behavior and soluble/swellable behavior
- Building conductive systems on a defined application-specific base matrix
Family 02
Single-wall and multi-wall carbon nanotube conductive systems
The collection includes GrapNSEK1-SWCNT Bio, GrapSEK1-SWCNT, GrapNSEK1-MWCNT Bio and GrapSEK1-MWCNT Bio. These products combine the EK matrix logic with carbon-nanotube conductivity routes.
Core role
- SWCNT routes provide a single-wall carbon nanotube conductive approach
- MWCNT routes provide a multi-wall carbon nanotube conductive approach
- Both non-soluble and soluble/swellable matrix variants are available
- Selected CNT routes are also available in biocompatible-oriented versions
Best for
- Conductive structures based on carbon nanotube networks
- R&D comparing SWCNT and MWCNT conductive behavior
- Selecting conductivity route together with matrix solubility behavior
Family 03
Graphene nanoplatelet conductive systems
The collection includes GrapNSEK1-GNP Bio and GrapSEK1-GNP, which introduce graphene nanoplatelets as the conductive phase.
Core role
- Graphene nanoplatelets provide a distinct conductive filler strategy compared with CNT systems
- Available on both non-soluble and soluble/swellable EK matrix routes
- Selected graphene routes are also available in biocompatible-oriented form
Best for
- Comparing graphene-based conductivity against CNT-based systems
- Conductive printed parts where matrix behavior must still be selected as non-soluble or soluble/swellable
- Advanced conductive material benchmarking
Family 04
PEDOT:PSS conductive systems
The collection includes 3Dresyn PEDOTEK1 and 3Dresyn PEDOTEK1 Bio, both explicitly positioned as electrically conductive 3D resins based on PEDOT:PSS.
Core role
- Conductive mechanism based on PEDOT:PSS rather than CNT, graphene or silver particles
- Availability of both standard and biocompatible-oriented variants
- Polymeric conductive route within the electronics portfolio
Best for
- PEDOT:PSS-based conductive applications
- Comparative R&D against carbon-based and silver-based conductive systems
- Conductive structures where PEDOT:PSS chemistry is specifically relevant
Family 05
Silver-based conductive systems
The collection includes 3Dresyn AgNSEK1 and 3Dresyn AgSEK1, both explicitly positioned as electrically conductive silver-based 3D resins.
Core role
- Conductive phase based on silver rather than carbon fillers or PEDOT:PSS
- Available in both non-soluble and soluble & swellable matrix versions
- Metallic conductive route inside the portfolio
Best for
- Silver-based conductive applications
- Comparing metallic conductivity routes against carbon or conductive-polymer routes
- Choosing between non-soluble and soluble/swellable silver-based systems
Family 06
Electro-thermo-responsive hydrogel route
The collection also includes 4Dresyn ETR35 Bio, described as an Electro-Thermo-Responsive hydrogel printable by SLA, DLP and LCD printing.
Core role
- Electrically and thermally responsive route rather than a conventional static conductive resin route
- Hydrogel-based system with advanced functional behavior
- Relevant for electro-active and responsive-material research
Best for
- Electro-responsive R&D
- 4D and smart-material demonstrators
- Advanced hydrogel-based electronics-related studies
Selection logic
Decision guide
How to choose the right conductive resin
Select the system first by matrix behavior and then by conductive phase or responsive function.
Decision guide
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Need a non-soluble conductive route → prioritize NSEK-based families
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Need a soluble and swellable conductive route → prioritize SEK-based families
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Need carbon-nanotube conductivity → choose SWCNT or MWCNT routes
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Need graphene-based conductivity → choose GNP routes
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Need PEDOT:PSS chemistry → choose PEDOTEK1 routes
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Need silver-based conductivity → choose AgNSEK1 or AgSEK1
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Need electro-responsive hydrogel behavior → choose 4Dresyn ETR35 Bio
Engineering rule
Conductivity is only one part of the selection problem
In this collection, product choice is not only about whether a resin is conductive. It also depends on whether the printed structure must remain non-soluble, become soluble or swellable, rely on carbon fillers, conductive polymers, metallic conductive phases or electro-responsive hydrogel behavior.
For that reason, the correct selection logic is: matrix behavior first, conductive mechanism second, application behavior third.
Final performance depends on resin chemistry, conductive phase, curing conditions, geometry, swelling behavior where applicable and the exact electrical or responsive function required in the end-use part.
These products should be understood as a structured family of conductive and electro-active material systems rather than as generic electronics resins. Final validation must always be performed on the printed part under the intended functional conditions.
