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Electron Beam Curing Properties of Waterborne Monomer and Polymer Materials

By Stephen C. Lapin and Kathryn E. Classon, PCT Engineered Systems, a division of ebeam Technologies, Comet Group Abstract The electron beam (EB) curing properties of...

EHS Guide Enhances Safety for Users of UV-Curable 3D Printing

By Nancy Cates, contributing writer, UV+EB Technology Increasingly, 3D printers are being used in non-laboratory settings such as libraries, schools or workshops. While many different...

New Oligomers for 3D Printing Inks

By Heather Francis, chemist, and Ahmet Nebioglu, R&D manager, Dymax Corporation Abstract The present work addresses a strong market demand for oligomers for 3D printing formulations....

25th Annual FSEA Gold Leaf Awards Honor UV Decorating Techniques

25th Annual FSEA Gold Leaf Awards Honor UV Decorating Techniques UV+EB Technology Embossing, foil stamping and specialty effects can raise the level of quality, added value,...

Regulatory News

TSCA Reset The Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA), as amended by the Frank R. Lautenberg Chemical Safety for the 21st Century Act, requires the US...
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Using UV-Curable Polymers to Create Optics

By Sam Garton and Neil Cramer, Colorado Photopolymer Solutions; Victor Piñón III and Ana B. Baca, Sandia National Laboratories; Freddie Santiago, Naval Research Laboratory;...

The Beauty of Dazzling Print: Cast and Cure Adds Sparkle

Edited by Dianna Brodine, UV+EB Technology Cast and Cure™ from Breit Technologies, Overland Park, Kansas, is a sustainable, affordable decorative coating process that integrates “casting”...

Additive Manufacturing of Novel Surface-Eroding, Non-Swelling Anhydride Resins

Whytneigh R. Duffie; Kevin D. Barz; Tsvetanka S. Filipova; Katrina J. Donovan; Timothy M. Brenza; and Travis W. Walker, South Dakota School of Mines...

Standards for Photopolymer Additive Manufacturing

By Stephanie Benight, Ph.D., Tactile Materials Solutions LLC, sbenight@tactilems.com; Callie Higgins, Ph.D. NIST, Colorado School of Mines, callie.higgins@NIST.gov As additive manufacturing technology matures and 3D-printed parts...

Improvements of 3D Printed Parts via Bio-Based Modification of Photocurable Resins

By Nathan Noyes and Wouter Vogel, Ph.D., Croda Within polymer-based additive manufacturing, photocurable resin-based processes have gained acceptance due to advantages in printing time, surface...
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