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Our technical team is continually researching and analyzing different products and materials. Know everything you need to choose the best alternative for each application and specific needs.
Color range of PLA Premium and CPE and its RAL and Pantone equivalence
The theory of color is a group of basic rules in the mixture of colors to achieve the desired effect by combining pigments. By combining 4 basic pigments you can achieve all the colors of the chromatic range. This, which a priori seems very simple, is an art in the press and, led to 3D printing, is still more complex.
What is the ASA in 3D printing?
The ASA is an amorphous thermoplastic terpolymer material similar to ABS created in 1970 by the manufacturer BASF under the trade name Luran S. The difference between these two materials at the structural level is that the ASA uses an acrylic elastomer and the ABS an elastomer of butadiene.
PAEK filaments in 3D printing
We explain the characteristics and main uses of the advanced filaments PAEK, a family of semi-crystalline plastics that offer interesting industrial and commercial applications with 3D printing.
Textures and special finishes: Wood takes 3D printing
Once again thanks to FFF/FDM technology and wood filaments, all users of 3D printers can realize their ideas quickly, economically and independently with a real wood finish on all their pieces.
Graphene in 3D printing: A world of possibilities
A year ago, and after more than three years of research and development, the world of 3D printing marveled at the world's first graphene conductive filament manufactured by the US company Graphene 3D Lab. Graphene filament is already a reality in FDM/FFF 3D printing which makes possible a world of possibilities.
Reflector-o-Lay: The first reflective filament for 3D printing
The prestigious engineer Kai-Parthy has passed a new barrier in the world of 3D printing filament to achieve develops the first reflective filament for 3D printing FDM. Reflect-o-Lay filament is created relying on the principle of retro-reflection of light.
Which Taulman 3D filament choose?
In many cases PLA and ABS are not suitable for engineering parts or parts that have to be suitable for specific high performance applications. The prestigious US manufacturer of Taulman 3D filaments is at the forefront of innovation in engineering materials for 3D printing.
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