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Photopolymers

 
 
Plastic resins that change properties when exposed to light.
 
 

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Stratasys to Buy Origin
Origin’s resin-based Programmable PhotoPolymerization (P3) technology expands Stratasys capabilities in the arena for 3D-printed mass production parts.

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Editor’s Pick: New technique enhances photopolymer additive manufacturing
Fortify Continuous Kinetic Mixing System meets the need for advanced material properties in additive manufacturing. 

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Fortify’s Technology Enables Step Change in 3D Printed Materials
New module opens applications for photopolymer additive manufacturing.

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BASF 3D Printing Solutions Announces Strategic Alliances for 3D Printing
The BASF subsidiary has also established several new partnerships for the development and distribution of 3D printing solutions and products.

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Origin Introduces Open Additive Production
Origin comes out with new approach to additive manufacturing; company has new funding and partnership with BASF.

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3D Printing Buyers Guide Gets to the Point
Pairing the right additive manufacturing solution with your outfit can be a tricky business. Here's a lifeline.

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5 Ways to Increase Bandwidth on Your CNC Mill with a 3D Printer
A desktop 3D printer and the right materials can free your milling machine to do what it does best.

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3D Printing with Desktop Stereolithography
Desktop 3D printing with SLA (stereolithography) can give you the ability to make high-quality prototypes and functional designs quickly.

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3D Printing Materials: Choosing the Right Material for Your Application
Your list of materials for additive manufacturing keeps growing. So how do you know which material is right for your...

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3D Printing’s New Materials: Plastics, Ceramics, Composites and More
Material choices continue to expand for industrial and prototyping applications.

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