3D Printing Industry: BASF and Innofil3D Expand Ultrafuse Range of Filaments with ESD Safe and Flexible Materials May 7, 2019October 29, 2019 | The Essentium Team Share “Innofil 3D, a Dutch 3D materials manufacturer acquired by BASF in 2017, has launched two new filaments for FFF 3D printers. One of these materials, Ultrafuse Z PCTG, is the first electrostatic discharge (ESD) safe filament made by chemical giant BASF. The second, Ultrafuse TPU 80A LF, is a tough and flexible material made for both bowden and direct drive extruders.” Read More: 3D Printing Industry Share
“Innofil 3D, a Dutch 3D materials manufacturer acquired by BASF in 2017, has launched two new filaments for FFF 3D printers. One of these materials, Ultrafuse Z PCTG, is the first electrostatic discharge (ESD) safe filament made by chemical giant BASF. The second, Ultrafuse TPU 80A LF, is a tough and flexible material made for both bowden and direct drive extruders.” Read More: 3D Printing Industry
The Essentium Team December 15, 2020 Make Parts Fast: 5 Reasons Additive Manufacturing Will Boom in 2021 The promise of additive manufacturing has always been tremendous. But it’s not just a promise anymore—now the capability is a reality. CEO and co-founder Blake Teipel, Ph.D., lists five trends that will push 3D printing to greater success in the coming year. Read More
The Essentium Team December 4, 2020 3D Ruck: Dr. Blake Teipel, CEO and Co-founder of Essentium in a 3ruck.com Interview At Formnext Connect 2020, 3Druck.com interviewed CEO and Co-founder Dr. Blake Teipel about Essentium and the 3D printing industry in an email interview. Read More
The Essentium Team November 30, 2020 Digital Engineering 247: Production-Scale AM Spikes During COVID Want confirmation that additive manufacturing (AM) is fast evolving from an effective way of creating prototypes to a serious alternative for full-scale production? Essentium claims to have goods, touting the results of a recent independent study that shows use of large-scale AM more than doubling over the last year for 70 percent of participating companies. Read More
