06.28.23
Arkema has announced a partnership with industrial 3D printer manufacturer Raplas to jointly develop a range of high-performance N3xtDimension custom formulations for use in Raplas’ large format stereolithography (SLA) 3D printers. The collaboration will benefit from Arkema’s material expertise for application-specific needs and new market trends.
These materials will be offered for use on Raplas Production Resin machines, which are open platform systems that enable shortened cycle time, high productivity and large format prints with high resolution. The ready-to-print solutions will give end-users freedom of performance design to address varying application needs for investment casting, prototyping, and other very demanding industrial applications. The collaboration will advance more sustainable production processes in the industry.
“We are very excited to work with Raplas to continue to develop best-in-class materials with overall excellent mechanical properties to foster the adoption of 3D printing to new industrial applications on a large scale,” notes Brad Rosen, global business director for 3D printing at Arkema. “Initial results have shown great success with N3xtDimension formulations on Raplas printers by leading players in major industries.”
“Parts made from custom formulations of N3xtDimension resins built with Raplas Production Resin Systems are in final testing by globally recognized brands, and we are very eager to bring these next-generation materials to market through our joint efforts,” added Darrin Dickinson, VP of sales and marketing at Raplas.
These materials will be offered for use on Raplas Production Resin machines, which are open platform systems that enable shortened cycle time, high productivity and large format prints with high resolution. The ready-to-print solutions will give end-users freedom of performance design to address varying application needs for investment casting, prototyping, and other very demanding industrial applications. The collaboration will advance more sustainable production processes in the industry.
“We are very excited to work with Raplas to continue to develop best-in-class materials with overall excellent mechanical properties to foster the adoption of 3D printing to new industrial applications on a large scale,” notes Brad Rosen, global business director for 3D printing at Arkema. “Initial results have shown great success with N3xtDimension formulations on Raplas printers by leading players in major industries.”
“Parts made from custom formulations of N3xtDimension resins built with Raplas Production Resin Systems are in final testing by globally recognized brands, and we are very eager to bring these next-generation materials to market through our joint efforts,” added Darrin Dickinson, VP of sales and marketing at Raplas.