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Specialty Chemicals
BASF and Arkema invest in 3-D printing
by Michael McCoy
July 28, 2018
| A version of this story appeared in
Volume 96, Issue 31
Credit: Arkema
Arkema's new 3-D printing center in Exton, Pa.
BASF and Arkema are both putting money into three-dimensional printing, a growing outlet for polymers. BASF will invest $25 million in Materialise, a Belgian software developer that also operates what is called one of the world’s largest 3-D printing facilities. Arkema, meanwhile, is set to open a 3-D printing center of excellence in Exton, Pa. It will focus on applications for ultraviolet-curable resins made by Arkema’s Sartomer business.
Chemical & Engineering News
ISSN 0009-2347
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