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• Together: Arburg and AIMPLAS research new materials for 3D printing

• Targeted: New materials for applications e.g. in medical technology
• Sponsored: Arburg provides Freeformer 200-3X for research purposes

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DIAMANT Polymer GmbH develops innovative sealants for additive manufacturing. With the low-viscosity polymer systems, the material properties of 3D printed objects can be efficiently optimized. A common challenge is the watertightness of printed prototypes, spare parts, etc., which can be efficiently guaranteed with a universal solution from DIAMANT. dichtol AM Hydro makes additively manufactured components and workpieces gas- and watertight in a single step, while also protecting them from environmental influences.

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Bright Laser Technologies (BLT) has reached a milestone with the successful mass production of high-quality BLT- Ti₂AlNb powder, designed for additive manufacturing. This achievement marks a pivotal advancement in the field, offering promising solutions for industries such as aerospace that demand high-temperature, lightweight structural materials.

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Elastomeric resins are a class of polymer materials known for their elasticity, which allows them to regain their original shape when distorted. Examples include natural rubber, polyurethane, polybutadiene, neoprene, and silicone. Consumer goods, automotive, and industrial are a few of the key industries using elastomeric resins in the market.

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Bonding, painting, printing or sealing - create better material bonds with plasma pretreatmen

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Evertis launches Evercare™ brand, set to be a leading provider of specialty and innovative medical-grade films designed to provide superior performance and support regulatory compliance to the healthcare market. Evercare is built on over 65 years of trusted technical Evertis experience in developing PET and PETG films for regulated applications that meet sustainability credentials, and now compliant in meeting the rigorous needs of the healthcare industry.

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New Additive Manufacturing Material Will Drive Greater Part Quality, Versatility and Cost Efficiency

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With the introduction of Loctite 3D MED3394 Henkel has launched a further innovation within its growing portfolio of medical-grade resins for 3D printing. The novel resin represents a significant advancement, notable for its robust resistance against sterilization methods that commonly challenge other photopolymers in the market. Following up to 25 autoclave cycles, Loctite 3D MED3394 preserves mechanical properties and dimensional stability, alongside high feature accuracy and low solvent absorption. This resin ensures reliable performance in demanding medical applications.

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OpenAM and new materials for FDM, along with software upgrades are part of new solutions customers have available

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German additive manufacturing and print engineering business C-marx is being supported in its growth by Megnajet’s range of reliable and innovative fluid management systems.

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