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3M, the science-based technology company, has shared the results of an independent study into the compatibility of 3M™ Novec™ Engineered Fluids for precision cleaning of additive manufacturing (AM) materials. The study, conducted by Added Scientific in the spring of 2022, found that Novec 71IPA fluid showed the highest compatibility with all ten materials tested, in comparison to Isopropyl Alcohol (IPA). There was no structural damage to the materials tested at Novec71IPA’s boiling point and only minor swelling observed.

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6K Additive’s sustainably produced powders will be qualified for full industrialization and high-volume production.

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Mimaki announce release of Pure Clear Ink MH-110PCL to enhance the accuracy and expression of designers with ‘better-than-ever’ 3D models.

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Today, LOCTITE 3D Printing announces the launch of our newest industrial resin, Loctite IND380 ESD HT. As an industry leader focused on photopolymer materials for additive manufacturing, the team has seen an ever-growing demand for a functional resin featuring high HDT and ESD properties.

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First Validated materials for FDM 3D printers announced

P3 adds open, exploratory materials for Origin One 3D printer

SAF-powered H350 3D printer to support polypropylene and PA12 powder

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The RAPID + TCT conference is North America's most important and largest additive manufacturing event, defining the crucial role of 3D printing in our world and featuring over 200 of the industry’s leading voices. The event will be held at Huntington Place in Detroit from May 17-19, 2022.

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Award from the Center for Advanced Manufacturing at MassTech will Fund
High-Tech Equipment to Recycle Scrap Materials Used in Additive Manufacturing and Battery Production

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Three FRX Products are Granted Highest Environmental Ranking for Electronic Devices

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Expansion of the VESTAKEEP® Fusion product family

Faster bone healing through improved osteointegration between bone and implant
Individual implant designs by means of additive manufacturing

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DSM Engineering Materials today announces the expansion of its high-performance materials production capacity at its Jiangyin plant in Jiangsu Province, China. Work on an additional compounding line began in February 2022, with completion expected in 2023. The new line will help DSM to meet growing demand for high-performance polymers used in a wide range of end-applications – particularly for electric vehicles and in electrics, and electronics – and will help drive the shift to a low-carbon, circular economy.

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