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Enhancing 3D printed medical implants using Evonik’s carbon fiber reinforced PEEK filament

Speciality chemicals producer Evonik is introducing a new carbon fiber 3D printing filament which can create 3D printed medical implants. Through this new material, Evonik continues to provide another alternative to metal 3D-printed implants.  The...

Updated: What are the boxes Curiveta’s 3D Printed Porous HA PEEK Technology should check for surgeries?

The article below has been updated to provide further info about Evonik VESTAKEEP® i4 3DF PEEK material Two months ago, medical technology company Curiveta was granted FDA clearance for a 3D printed PEEK implant, the Inspire Porous...

Evonik unveils osteoconductive VESTAKEEP® Fusion PEEK filament for 3D printed implants

Any company that is operating in medical 3D printing is well aware of the potential of PEEK for applications in this field, when using FDM 3D printing solutions. The material is a natural colored, high...

Evonik unveils new 3D printable PEEK biomaterial for medical applications

With body contact up to 30 days, Evonik’s new material opens up new opportunities for individual treatment using additive manufacturing Evonik has just announced the release of another 3D printing filament: a PEEK Care biomaterial...

Evonik’s new 3D-printable PEEK is an implant-grade filament for medical applications

With the release of its new 3D-printable PEEK (polyether ether ketone) filament, Evonik raises the bar for the production of custom-made plastic implants. Indeed, the specialty chemicals company’s new filament is an implant-grade material for medical applications...
University Hospital Basel and Salzburg University Hospital performed cranial surgeries using 3D Systems point-of-care solution generated 3D printed cranial implants

European Hospitals perform cranial surgeries using 3D Systems 3D printed cranial implants

Under the leadership of Prof. Florian Thieringer, head of the Medical Additive Manufacturing Research Group (Swiss MAM) at the University Hospital Basel's Department of Biomedical Engineering (UNIBAS DBE), and the Department of Oral and...

Focus on YOU Series: Evonik and its World of “Infinite 3D Printing Applications”

A look at medical 3D printing materials and other materials development Have you ever realized that the first thing end-users experience when seeing and touching a 3D printed part is the material with which it...

INFINAM®: Evonik’s new brand name for its ready-to-use 3D-printing materials

Evonik has recently unveiled a distinctive product name for its range of ready-to-use 3D printing materials: INFINAM®. In the future, all Evonik’s ready-to-use materials for 3D printing, regardless of delivery form or technological application, will...

Sylvia Monsheimer discusses Evonik’s understanding of 3D printing, its activities and current developments in this market.

Evonik is one of those players that has almost always been operating in stealth mode while achieving key milestones to help the industry move forward. Acknowledged for its contribution to the chemicals industry, the stock-listed...