Polypropylene (PP) is a thermoplastic that has a number of properties that sets it apart from other thermoplastics which see common use with 3D printing, including PLA, ABS and nylon (PA).

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Engineers can design the print path used by the 3D printer to program the plastic's physical properties so that a device can stretch and flex repeatedly in one direction while remaining rigid in ...

Princeton engineers have created a stretchable, recyclable plastic with customizable properties using 3D printing ...

D printing, once seen as a futuristic concept, is now transforming the field of medicine and healthcare. This innovative ...

PETFusion 2.0, a PET Bottle Recycler that converts them into 3D printing filament, has launched onto Kickstarter and quickly met its funding goal.

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