Germany: Additive Manufacturing Evonik and Evolve Additive Solutions to Jointly Develop 3D Printing Materials
Evonik and Evolve Additive Solutions announced a joint development agreement. In future, the companies will work together to formulate thermoplastic materials to be used in Step additive manufacturing solutions.
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Essen/Germany — Evonik and Evolve plan to enhance the material development for selective thermoplastic. The initial development efforts will focus on polyamide 12, Peba, transparent polyamide, and polymer of the polyamide 6 series. In the future, the combined efforts will result in a wider range of materials for Step users with more 3D printing material choices for production that are commonly used in traditionally manufactured products.
The Step technology will sit alongside traditional manufacturing processes, such as injection molding on the manufacturing floor, augmenting an organization’s production capabilities and allowing freedom of design and faster time to market with “toolless” production. The selective thermoplastic electrophotographic process from Evolve is still in the alpha development stage and is expected to be commercial in late-2020.
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The joint development agreement aims at broadening the spectrum of Step materials to include materials currently accepted by OEMs from additive manufacturing, but also to debut a whole new set of materials opening up more applications that can take advantage of everything additive manufacturing offers.
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