Arkema, a world leader in specialty materials, will meet with partners across the value chain to discuss sustainability and innovation for the additive manufacturing (3D Printing) industry in Frankfurt, Germany, November 19-22 at Formnext 2024.

Arkema offers a wide range of solutions and materials for 3D printing applications, with a focus on the industrial manufacturing, transportation, dental, medical and consumer goods markets.

“Arkema is exploring every possible channel to improve the performance and sustainability of 3D printed materials. We look forward to meeting with partners and others in the industry at Formnext to showcase and discuss what the future holds for this industry,” said Brad Rosen, Global Business Director for 3D Printing, Arkema.

Arkema offers multiple technologies for 3D printing applications, including liquid resins for UV curing, thermoplastic powders for powder bed fusion and thermoplastic pellets for filament extrusion.

Arkema will showcase a range of existing and new initiatives that help customers achieve their goals in decarbonization, innovation, and manufacturing efficiency. These initiatives are designed to support our customers' sustainability targets and enhance material performance.

Arkema is launching a new range of bio-attributed resins, with carbon footprint reduction of up to 40%, as part of the company’s ongoing Mass Balance efforts globally. These products are produced at ISCC+ certified plants in China and France (US sites to follow in 2025).