Technical review demonstrates functional requirements for radiation-interactive photopolymers in medical device development, highlighting the balance between printability, mechanics, and imaging.
This white paper covers radiopaque and radio-transparent VPP photopolymers for diagnostic, imaging, shielding and device-development workflows where interaction with X-rays or other radiation-relevant modalities is part of the material function. Radiopacity and radio-transparency are functional properties that must be matched to imaging workflow, part thickness, filler system, mechanical behaviour, printability, post-processing and downstream validation requirements.
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Juan Segurola (2026) studied this question.
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