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Machine manufacturer UnionTech and specialty chemicals company Evonik have joined forces to open a laboratory for additive manufacturing in Shanghai, China. UnionTech is known for the development and commercialization of the largest SLA 3D printer...

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...

With the goal of providing more access to new large-scale industrial applications in the higher temperature range, Evonik and Farsoon have deepen their collaboration in powder-based 3D printing. The expert in polymer-based 3D printing materials...

Industries that seek to achieve high toughness and impact-resistant 3D parts might find this new product line suitable for their production Following the recent launch of its PEEK filament for industrial 3D printing applications, Evonik...

Additive Manufacturing material provider Evonik has launched a new PEEK filament for industrial 3D printing applications. Launched under the brand name INFINAM® PEEK 9359 F, the new filament could be used as a metal...

Evonik has acquired a minority stake in Chinese company UnionTech through its Venture Capital unit. The Shanghai-based company was founded in 2000 and has about 190 employees. It develops and manufactures printers, supplies printing...

Evonik and HP have developed a flexible high-performance specialty powder based on a thermoplastic amide grade (TPA) for 3D printing. The co-branded material will only serve applications on HP’s Multi-Jet Fusion. "The development of new...

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...

Evonik has announced the opening of a new 3D printing centre in the USA. Its goal? Further expanding the development of ready-to-use materials for powder bed-fusion. Based in Austin, Texas, the new 3D Printing center...

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...