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Replique, the provider of a decentralized 3D printing platform for the secure and reliable production of industrial-grade parts, is proud to announce the launch of a comprehensive and open material database for 3D printing at Formnext.

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Linde unveils industrial gas solution to improve 3D printing of copper components

Proprietary gas atomization test bench for improved metal powder production open for business
Next-generation cold spraying solution will allow monitoring of process parameters for the first time
Hot Gases technology for finer powders to be exhibited via augmented reality

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EPX 150 becomes Carbon’s fastest-printing, chemically resistant high-temperature resin, purpose-built to print complex parts and features

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The Group will attend Formnext from November 7th to 10th and will showcase its industry leading range of advanced 3D printing materials on the market.

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Henkel will introduce four new products to its growing portfolio of photopolymer resins for 3D Printing at Formnext 2023 in Frankfurt. The novel innovative materials are set to make a significant impact in many types of industries, offering exceptional performance and versatility.

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Empowering manufacturers to 3D print elastic components that require sealing, accuracy and design freedom

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Elkem will showcase silicones parts printed with the AMSil™ & AMSil SILBIONE™ range, an innovative technology recognized as a winner of R&D 100 award, at the upcoming Formnext show in Germany from November 7th to November 10th 2023.

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Produced with recycled glass fibers and 100% renewable electricity

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FusePly® 250, designed for 250°F to 350°F composite bonding, offers uncompromising bond reliability and high part performance

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KRAIBURG TPE is presenting thermoplastic elastomers (TPEs) that have a variable proportion of renewable raw materials. By introducing these new compounds, the global TPE manufacturer is expanding its THERMOLAST® R range of more sustainable solutions by adding a line of products from renewable raw material sources. Bio-based TPEs also have a lower product carbon footprint than established alternatives that are not based on renewable raw materials.

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