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30 June 2020 Focus on materials: The Kimya ABS-EC filament This week we are presenting the new 3D printing filament from our range: Kimya ABS-EC. As its name suggests, the Kimya ABS-EC filament is ABS-based. It presents the salient feature of offering electrical conductivity and good thermal resistance. It possesses the same characteristics as our Kimya ABS-ESD filament, with the exception of its surface resistivity, […] -
15 June 2020 Additive manufacturing and sustainability: how to deploy the corporate strategy Additive manufacturing offers real benefits when it is matter of reducing your ecological footprint. The materials are only used when they are needed, thereby reducing waste. Production is typically more local, significantly reducing transportation and the carbon footprint. The technology furthers the circular economy approach by re-using recycled waste to create new materials. The question […] -
13 May 2020 ARMOR 3D team: Chad Lynn After conquering the French market, ARMOR quickly expanded its additive manufacturing activities abroad. First in Europe, then in the United States. Who says expansion says expansion of the team working for the success of the company! She recently welcomed her new Business Developer for the North America region, Chad Lynn. As you know, at ARMOR, […] -
23 April 2020 Additive manufacturing creates customized, FDA-approved stents In the medical sector, additive manufacturing has a real trump card up its sleeve: it enables the design of customized devices, entirely manufactured based on the patient’s own anatomy. There are many applications, from anatomical models for the surgeons to human tissues, prosthetics and orthotics. Some 3D printing materials even have characteristics akin to human […] -
2 April 2020 Lamborghini focuses on additive manufacturing to design its car parts The car manufacturer Lamborghini has been collaborating with the company Carbon 3D for a year now. Thanks to its Digital Light Synthesis technology, the Italian company can produce innovative parts more quickly. A few weeks ago, it presented a new model of a hybrid car, the Sián FKP 37. The vehicle incorporates a 3D printed […] -
26 February 2020 The Kimya Lab – a laboratory established to characterize all our materials Located in Les Sorinières in premises covering 1,200m2, the Kimya additive manufacturing site is composed of multiple different areas to offer producers around the globe 3D printing materials adapted to their specific requirements. The areas include a production unit with 3 extrusion lines and a printing workshop. The Kimya Factory boasts some twenty 3D printers […] -
20 February 2020 6 filaments of our range are included in the Raise3D Open Filament Program The American manufacturer Raise3D a program launched its Raise3D Open Filament Program The US manufacturer Raise3D has launched its Raise3D Open Filament Program. This program certifies the use of several 3D printing filaments for its N Series and Pro2 Series. Among these filaments are 6 grades of Kimya materials, from the PLA, ABS and PETG […] -
23 January 2020 Kimya’s eco-designed range At ARMOR, respect for the environment is one of our priorities, which is why we have developed an eco-designed range of products and a collection service for plastic waste relating to 3D printing. Some of our filaments are in fact produced using recycled materials: you already know our Kimya Kimya PLA-R, made from industrial production […] -
9 January 2020 The US Navy prints in 3D the hulls of its submarines The US Navy, and especially the special force known as the SEALs (sea, air and land), could produce its future submarines using 3D printing. The US Navy has presented its Optionally Manned Technology Demonstrator (OMTD), a first 3D-printed hull, in collaboration with the Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL). It is a new production method that […]
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