June 2024

Coatings World

The thermoset segment is expected to account for the largest share in 2022.

Plastics Technology

Xenia Materials has announced a new line of polyvinylidene fluoride (PVDF)-based compounds for pellet-fed 3D printing applications. According to the company, the new materials will open new additive manufacturing opportunities where high performance and chemical resistance are necessary. Pellets of Xenia PVDF-based compound.

TCT Magazine

BMW has shed light on its use of 3D printing for customised robotic grippers at its Lightweight Construction and Technology Centre where a particularly large gripper element can be produced in just 22 hours, and weighs roughly 20% less.

Coatings World

The wood coatings market growth is driven by the construction industry boom, evolving consumer preferences and sustainability.

TCT Magazine

The PA 12 glass beads material is said to be characterised by high heat resistance, dimensional stability and long-term wear resistance.

Ink World Magazine

Toyocolor Co., Ltd.’s price revision ranges from 5% to 15％.

Coatings World

The CoverFlexx Group is a leading aftermarket coatings business focused on economy customers in North America.

Coatings World

The new Mowilex Recycled paints contain up to 40% premium recycled paint in each 2.5-liter pail.

TCT Magazine

Ahead of TCT Asia 2024, TCT speaks to long-time exhibitor EOS about its 3D printing journey so far in China and the demand for new additive manufacturing materials.

BusinessWorld

The environmental organization Greenpeace Philippines called out the government to halt fossil gas expansion and transition to renewable energy to address the current and future extreme weather events in the Philippines. “It must scrap its plans for fossil gas expansion, and demand payment from the biggest climate-polluting companies most responsible for the crisis we’re suffering,” the organization stated in its calls for a sustainable future.

The Malay Mail Online

Although Malaysia’s Industrial Production Index (IPI) slowed in March at 2.4 per cent compared to 3.1 per cent in February, it had surpassed expectations with manufacturing recovery remaining intact, said Kenanga Research. In a research note today, the research house said manufacturing performance is expected to improve, driven by further improvement in external demand, backed by the technology sector’s upswing and China’s economic recovery.