Polymers - TCT (Page 26)

Chromatic 3D Materials announces Smooth-Mode technology for 3D printing rubber parts

Chromatic 3D Materials has developed a technology that delivers ‘ultra-smooth’ 3D printed rubber parts. Smooth-Mode can be utilised by users via Chromatic’s Reactive Extrusion Additive Manufacturing (RX-AM) 3-in-1 platform.

By TCT Team

/ 22 Sep 2022

Grommets printed with Smooth-Mode technology. - Chromatic 3D Materials

Zortrax introduces Inkspire 2 LCD 3D printer

Zortrax has announced the launch of the Inkspire 2 LCD 3D printing system, as well as new Cleaning and Curing Stations.

By Sam Davies

/ 22 Sep 2022

Desktop Health and Keystone Industries announce partnership to create dental resins for Einstein 3D printer

Desktop Health, a healthcare business within Desktop Metal, and Keystone Industries have announced a partnership to make a range of Keystone 3D printing dental resins available on Desktop Health’s Einstein printer.

By Oliver Johnson

/ 16 Sep 2022

3D Systems introduces two new production-grade 3D printing materials

Figure 4 Tough Clear and DuraForm PAx Black are being showcased at the additive manufacturing company’s booth during IMTS this week with commercial availability planned for Q4 2022.

By TCT Team

/ 12 Sep 2022

Manifold 3D printed in Figure 4 Tough Clear

Xenon arc partners with Braskem to bring new 3D printing materials to market in North America

Xenon arc, a technology-enabled services provider, and Braskem, a polyolefins producer and producer of industrial-scale biopolymers, have launched Braskem3D, a direct-to-consumer technology platform.

By Oliver Johnson

/ 15 Aug 2022

Braskem and Xenon arc - Braskem + Xenon arc

Explained: Why Stratasys is acquiring Covestro’s additive manufacturing business

Senior Content Producer Sam Davies speaks to Stratasys and Covestro Additive Manufacturing to understand why the former's acquisition of the latter makes sense for both sides.

By Sam Davies

/ 9 Aug 2022

Explained: Why Stratasys is acquiring Covestro’s additive manufacturing business

Stratasys set to acquire Covestro's 3D printing materials business

Stratasys has announced an agreement with Covestro to acquire the chemical company’s additive manufacturing business in a deal that could be worth up to 80 million EUR.

By Sam Davies

/ 8 Aug 2022

The automotive grill shown here on a Stratasys Neo800 stereolithography system was 3D-printed with clear Somos WaterShed CX 11122. - Stratasys/ Covestro

New water-soluble 3D printing material offers alternative to PVA

A water-soluble support material has been launched by Infinite Materials Solutions. AquaSys General Purpose (GP) is compatible with most polyesters and is a direct replacement for polyvinyl alcohol.

By Oliver Johnson

/ 28 Jul 2022

Infinite Materials Solutions AquaSys GP - Infinite Materials Solutions

Explained: Why Nano Dimension has invested in Stratasys

Nano Dimension CEO Yoav Stern speaks to TCT about the company's investment in Stratasys.

By Sam Davies

/ 25 Jul 2022

3D planning and simulation used at Barcelona hospital to resect tumour and save child's eye

The maxillofacial surgery and oncology team at SJD Barcelona Children’s Hospital performed a 3D planning and simulation of the resection of a tumour in a young patients cheekbone, saving the child's eye.

By TCT Team

/ 15 Jul 2022

BCN3D technology being used to plan surgery

OECHSLER renew partnership with Carbon and announce multi-million investment

Leading polymer technology group OECHSLER is extending its partnership with US additive manufacturing company Carbon as the partners plan to enter into new markets.

By Oliver Johnson

/ 13 Jul 2022

Evolve Additive appoints Joe Allison as new CEO with Steve Chillscyzn named CTO

Evolve Additive Solutions has appointed Solid Concepts founder Joe Allison as its new CEO, with its own founder Steve Chillscyzn taking up the role of CTO.

By Sam Davies

/ 8 Jul 2022