DuPont Performance Materials: High-Performance Materials For 3-D Printing  

DuPont Performance Materials Announces High-Performance Materials For 3-D Printing  

Rahul Kasat, business development leader, DuPont Performance Materials, is scheduled to speak at the Additive Manufacturing Users Group Conference about DuPont’s high-performance materials for 3-D printing on March 22.

DuPont Performance Materials will showcase its participation in the 3-D printing industry at the Additive Manufacturing Users Group Conference by demonstrating its high-performance materials in filament forms of DuPont Hytrel thermoplastic elastomers, DuPont Zytel nylons and DuPont Surlyn ionomers.

Proven over decades of use, Hytrel, Zytel and Surlyn offer high-quality, reliability and performance in various applications in a wide range of industries, according to DuPont. Now, the expansion of these high-performance materials into the realm of 3-D printing will enable users to achieve the true benefits of 3-D printing (greater design freedom, light weighting, reduced product development cycles and more), allowing for rapid prototyping, part production and mass customization, says the company.

Rahul Kasat, business development leader, DuPont Performance Materials, is scheduled to speak about DuPont’s high-performance materials for 3-D printing from 3:30-4 p.m. CT on March 22.

“We are very excited about the addition of these new filament-based products to our existing portfolio and the progress made in the launch of these products for the 3-D printing industry. We believe these products will help our customers meet their needs for prototyping and manufacturing using 3-D printing as this technology continues to get adopted across multiple industries.”

For additional information on DuPont’s offerings in the 3-D printing market, visit 3DPrintingSolutions.DuPont.com.

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