New Products: Dow unveils high-performance 3D printing filament
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MIDLAND, Mich.—Dow Chemical Co. has released a new, high-performance 3D printing build material in the EVOLV3D platform of 3D printing solutions.
The new EVOLV3D Olefin Block Copolymer printing filament enables the production of lightweight, durable parts and is remoldable for an extended lifespan, according to Dow.
The firm added that it is committed to valuing nature and advancing the circular economy by taking into account a product's complete lifecycle during the development process as part of its 2025 sustainability goals.
To take its dedication to sustainability a step further, Dow said intends to develop a first-of-its-kind recycling program for end-users who use the EVOLV3D OBC material. By recycling this product via Dow, end-users can gain access to a future (to be developed) product line of 3D printing materials made of recycled materials.
For more information on Dow's EVOLV3D platform and latest products, visit dow.com/EVOLV3D.
The New Products blog showcases innovations suppliers are introducing to the rubber industry. It focuses on new materials, machinery, molds, testing equipment, software, and other goods and services that are intended to help manufacturers of finished rubber products. The blog will appear on Tuesdays and Thursdays. To have your product considered for the blog, contact Online Content Editor Erin Pustay Beaven at ebeaven@crain.com or Editor Bruce Meyer at bmeyer@crain.com.
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