Mechnano has launched three new elastomeric pellet supplies to be used in fused granular fabrication (FGF) and filament-based (FFF) additive manufacturing (AM) functions.
The supplies firm, which pioneered the combination of discrete, dispersed, and functionalised Carbon Nanotubes in AM supplies, says TPC-95A ESD, TPU-95A ESD and TPU-95A EMI pellets ship flexibility, chemical resistance, and electrostatic or electromagnetic safety to be used in prototype and growth workflows.
“These elastomeric pellets illustrate the flexibility of our dCNT platform,” stated Dr. Olga “Dr. O” Ivanova, Director of Functions & Expertise at Mechnano. “By enabling constant CNT performance throughout a number of materials varieties and additive processes, they offer engineers the flexibleness to prototype practical parts with out being tied to a single {hardware} system.”
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On this episode of the Additive Perception podcast, we’re joined by Mechnano Director of Expertise Olga Ivanova to debate the corporate’s growth of ESD supplies, whereas additionally assessing AM business hype.
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Mechnano says the supplies might be significantly helpful for 3D printing versatile housings, cable administration parts, gaskets, seals, and electrically delicate elements the place ESD or EMI efficiency is required.
D’Func – discrete, dispersed, and functionalised carbon nanotubes – is the identify given to Mechnano’s proprietary expertise that addresses the challenges related to utilising CNTs and opens up prospects for 3D printing elements with higher mechanical, electrical, and thermal properties.
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TCT speaks to Olga Ivanova, aka Dr.O.