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INNOVATEFIL® PVDF (Polyvinylidene Fluoride) is an opaque semi-crystalline thermoplastic fluoropolymer with advanced properties that is suitable for technical, engineering, or research applications in the industrial market.

It's easy to understand why resin printing is becoming a widely used technique in the world of 3D printing. It is possible to create objects with impressive detail and quality by using a resin that solidifies under UV light. The resin printing method also makes it possible to print items of any size and shape, making it a great choice for projects of all kinds.

Final solution so that the Polypropylene adheres perfectly to the heated bed, not just one, but many prints, see this step by step with SMARTFIL® PP and the Smart Stick adhesive, prints with a perfect finish and without warping.

ENGA® is a Swiss company based in Biel-Bienne, with Gildas Höllmüller as CEO. Its maihttps://www.smartmaterials3d.com/en/oyster#/2-size-m_750g/25-colour-natural/26-shoes_size-175mmn goal is to implement a full circular economy through processes closing the loops, by reincorporating waste into new products, by attentive use of natural resources and by sustainable design to allow long-lasting use of products and easy separation of materials at the end of life to guarantee return to the respective cycles.

3D printing with pellets is a newer technology that has evolved quickly since its introduction to the market as a less expensive alternative to traditional 3D printing with filament. This technology replaces filaments as the impression material with plastic pellets, allowing for faster and more cost-effective production.

What exactly is the "knot" in the spools? A "knot" is a change in the correct winding of the spool that prevents it from being used normally in 3D printers.