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EOS: the world’s leading Industrial 3D Printing manufacturer for polymer and metal industry 3D printing, has introduced a new flexible polymer material for industrial 3D printing: EOS TPU 1301

EOS is the global technology and quality leader for Additive Manufacturing (AM) solutions in the field of polymer and metal 3D printing. Recently, it introduced a new flexible polymer material for industrial 3D printing: EOS TPU 1301.

This material is a big step towards mass production of 3D printing, as TPU materials are widely used in applications that require elastic properties and need easy processing. In order to obtain the required flexibility and corresponding damping level for different applications, these properties can be adjusted through structural design and the parameters of the construction process used.

Tim Rüttermann, senior vice president of EOS Polymer Systems and Materials, said: "The EOS TPU 1301 is deformed with excellent resilience, good shock absorption, and high process stability, while also providing a smooth surface portion for 3D printing. Therefore , This material is particularly suitable for footwear, lifestyle and automotive applications such as cushioning elements, protective gear and soles. "

Franois Minec, general manager of 3D printing solutions at BASF, an EOS development partner, added: "We are committed to supporting the industrialization of additive manufacturing and making it a mainstream production technology. As one of the world's largest suppliers of TPU materials, we ensure Best match of powder properties to process requirements, stable supply chain and batch consistency that meets or exceeds industry-specific quality standards-all key factors for successful continuous additive manufacturing applications. Our close cooperation with EOS is essential here important."

EOS will show application examples of this material at the Formnext exhibition in Frankfurt, Germany.

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