TROY, Mich.—Auto makers are not short on success stories for their use of additive manufacturing in automotive applications, but several hurdles remain when it comes to accelerating the adoption of the technology.

PLANO, Texas—Adaptive3D Technologies has released a new photopolymer resin for 3D printing, a material the company said is in line with its vision to produce high-quality, high-volume elastomers.

LONDON—Trelleborg has restored operations at the majority of its production facilities in China. Work at those plants was halted temporarily in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak.

TORONTO—The new U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement should bring more jobs and investment to Canada, provided details surrounding local content and labor requirements are sorted out, Magna International CEO Don Walker said.

MAUMEE, Ohio—Revenue was up, but profits were down for automobile parts maker Dana last year.

McCOMB, Ohio—Simple Drain is a result of 10 years of development, and the folks at Crushproof Tubing see the rubber hose product as a new way to handle under-the-sink drain projects.

MAUMEE, Ohio—Sanyu didn't go far, but it has relocated its offices and opened a long-awaited showroom.

MANCHESTER, England—First Graphene has signed a two-year exclusive agreement with Australian work boot producer Steel Blue to supply PureGRAPH graphene and graphite products.

TWINSBURG, Ohio—Lianda, an importer and distributor of specialty rubbers, plastics and chemicals, has tapped Stephen Xu as regional account manager for the Northeast portion of the U.S.