Alltorc information 2023
Behind all torc companies is a unique, patented, low melt re-usable thermoplastic
FlexiWrap 
FlexiTorc
Key to the process is an innovative patented thermoplastics compound that has the property to be thermally moulded at a temperature comfortable for skin contact, but which is a semi-rigid rubber-like solid at body temperatures.
torcTuff
torcShield
Developing mouldable protective wear utilising the unique properties of the torc material within a composite structure using lightweight wearable technology that can be shaped directly onto the skin without harm and offers users a cost effective lightweight protective second-skin.
FlexiCraft
A low melt thermoplastic available in filament, granules and plaques. Available in a variety of colours . The art and crafts material can be used in various applications for making jewellery, buttons, multi media and 3D printing to mention just a few
torc2
torc2 Material
The material property when applied to splint and cast production by the latest techniques of additive layer manufacturing allows for the creation of patient specific products via a rapid methodology offering real benefits in delivery time, accuracy, comfort and ease of adjustment.
torcProtective
STFC
UKRI Science Technology Facilities Centre
torcCrafting
FlexiCraft.Art
Jo Ward
I have used the torcCrafting material, a unique resuable flexible low melt crafting compound for a few years.
The product is a great medium for traditional crafting but in filament form can be used in 3d printing.
Our Supporters
From the start of the torc journey we have been given invaluable support from the following
Dr Zuoxin Zhou, Research Fellow, Engineering Materials
“I am very pleased to tell you that 3D structures were successfully printed today using your material, and with good quality. Your material is definitely processable using our modified FDM technology. And to be honest, it is the most straightforward material I have ever tried in our equipment”
Steve Cooke, Consultant, Orthopaedics
“Using torc material, which can be fully customised on the patient, will revolutionise orthotic care”
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The material has currently been validated on the 3D machines shown here
However 3D printer validation will be a continual process
