HP has unveiled a new material for 3D polymer production, developed in collaboration with Arkema, a leading French chemicals supplier. The material, called PA 12 S, is designed for use with HP’s Jet Fusion 5200 Series 3D printer, and promises to deliver unparalleled surface aesthetics and cost-efficiency in parts production.
PA 12 S, enabled by Arkema, sets a new standard in the industry by reducing variable costs per part by up to 25% and significantly lowering the total cost of ownership. The material also offers an optimized production process that streamlines post-processing steps, saving time and further reducing costs. Moreover, PA 12 S has the highest reusability ratio of any PA 12 material on the market, up to 85%, minimizing waste and enhancing sustainability.
HP is not only innovating in the field of 3D polymers production, but also in the area of climate action. The company has announced some of the most ambitious climate goals in the technology industry, including a commitment to achieve net zero greenhouse gas emissions across its value chain by 2040. HP’s materials have industry leading reusability ratios, and in this case, the new PA 12 S material has the highest reusability ratio versus other PA 12 materials in the market, up to 85%, minimizing waste. HP’s commitment to sustainable production reflects its vision to create a net zero carbon, fully regenerative economy.
More information on HP's PA 12 S or its sustainability commitments can be found on its official announcement page, linked above.
Sustainable Additive Manufacturing Materials
HP's PA 12 S is Aesthetic and Cost-Effective
Trend Themes
1. Sustainable Additive Manufacturing Materials - A material that reduces variable costs and offers optimized production processes for 3D printing.
2. Enhanced Surface Aesthetics in Parts Production - A new standard in industry with unparalleled surface aesthetics and cost-efficiency.
3. High Reusability Ratio for Polymer Materials - The material with the highest reusability ratio on the market, up to 85%, minimizing waste.
Industry Implications
1. 3D Printing Industry - An opportunity for companies to adopt materials that reduce costs and streamline production processes.
2. Chemicals and Materials Supply Chain - A chance for suppliers to collaborate on developing sustainable materials with high reusability ratios.
3. Technology Sector - A space for technology companies to set ambitious climate goals and innovate towards net zero emissions.