additive manufacturing industry
Large 3D Printing Xtellar’s Bio-Based EVA pellets after RAPID + TCT debut
In the world of additive manufacturing, Xtellar has made waves with their groundbreaking innovation – bio-based Ethylene Vinyl Acetate (EVA) pellets for large-format 3D printing. Xtellar, the result of a merger between Braskem’s 3D printing materials division and Taulman3D, has made a significant breakthrough in large-format 3D printing. At the RAPID + TCT 2023 event, Xtellar unveiled their bio-based EVA pellets, which they claim to be an industry-first for this technology.
Xtellar has brought sustainable 3D printing materials to the forefront. This explores the significance of site structure optimization and how Xtellar’s bio-based EVA pellets are revolutionizing large-format 3D printing.
The significance of bio-based EVA pellets for sustainable manufacturing practices. The properties and advantages of bio-based EVA pellets in large-format 3D printing are the lightweight and durable characteristics, enhanced flexibility, and impact resistance for various applications. It reduced environmental impact through the use of renewable plant-derived feedstocks.
BY OLIVER JOHNSON 26 JUNE 2023. Xtellar introduces bio-based EVA pellets for large-format 3D printing after RAPID + TCT debut.
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Pore-free 3D printing
As reported by Kamel Fezzaa, XSD, Argonne National Laboratory, “One of the main challenges in 3D printing is to make it as reliable as traditional manufacturing, and if this concept could be used as an effective tool in a real 3D system, that would be a giant leap forward for the additive manufacturing industry.”
Bursting your (tiny) bubbles: New research points the way toward pore-free 3D printing
Argonne National Laboratory
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