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- Issue 01 | 2022
New 3D printing powder for food industry
FABULOUS, an expert company in polymeric 3D printing materials, brings innovation to a market now focused on production. - Issue 05 | 2016
PLA homopolymers for 3D printing
3D printing materials Most thermoplastics are suitable for use in the FDM1 process, each with their own advantages and disadvantages. The two most commonly used polymers for FDM processing today are ... - Issue 06 | 2014
3D printing of a real house
The Dutch company DUS Architects from Amsterdam have developed a 3D printer that is ten times as big as a conventional 3D printer. The giant printer is called the KamerMaker (the Room Builder). - Issue 06 | 2014
3D printed PLA egg
Up until now Dutch designer Michiel van der Kley was mainly known for his furniture designs. - Issue 06 | 2014
New high performance PLA grades for 3D Printing
NatureWorks will introduce in 2015 new grades of high performance Ingeo™ PLA specifically formulated for professional and consumer 3D printing applications. - Issue 06 | 2014
Rapid prototyping methods for bio-based plastics
Merseburg University develops procedures and devices - Issue 06 | 2014
PLA/PHA Blend for 3D-Printing
The Institute for Natural Materials Technology (IFA-Tulln) has many years of experience in injection molding and extruding PLA. - Issue 06 | 2014
New tailor-made PLA/PHA compounds for 3D printing
German bioplastics specialist FKuR Kunststoff and Helian Polymers, a leading Netherlands-based provider of 3D printing filaments, marketed under the ColorFabb brand name, recently started to ... - Issue 06 | 2014
PLA compounds for 3D printing
In order to take advantage of 3D printing as a comparatively inexpensive and creative option, special materials are needed which must be formulated specifically to match customer applications. - Issue 06 | 2014
New bioplastic for 3D printing
Plant-based plastics are already a popular choice for 3D printing because they are much easier to work with during processing, and are food safe and odour free.