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4D Printing – the extra dimension
For decades, additive manufacturing (AM) has focused on optimising three-dimensional spatial architectures, optimising strength-to-weight ratios … Continued
How Paint is Formulated
A paint batch can look fine in the can and still fail where it matters: … Continued
Best Practices for Formulating with Niacinamide
Why Niacinamide Matters to Formulators Unlike many trend-driven cosmetic actives, niacinamide offers multiple benefits across … Continued
INDUSTRY INSIGHTS ARCHIVE
By Brad Cleveland, Protomold For all its power, information can be fragile stuff. A tiny break in a thousand-mile circuit will stop it dead. A linguistic disconnect between communicators can halt its flow or corrupt its content beyond recognition. And … Continued
By Brad Cleveland, Protomold Comparative Cost With vast amounts of revenue riding on virtually any new product brought to market, the cost of prototyping is not likely to be anyone’s first consideration in directing the development process. Still, cost matters; … Continued
By Suhas Kulkarni, FIMMTECH Consider a crystal of ice at – 20 deg C. If we gradually increase the temperature of this crystal, then at 0 deg C, the ice turns to water. This is a phase transition. The molecules … Continued
By Suhas Kulkarni, FIMMTECH The following are questions posed by participants who attended Suhas’s webinar presentation on Reducing Mold Trial Iterations and Improving Molding Efficiency Using the Nautilus Software presented by Suhas Kulkarni on August 24, 2007. Until we post … Continued
By Brad Cleveland, Protomold Comparative Speed Long ago, before the Internet, there was a cartoon going around showing a character convulsed with laughter under the heading “You want it when?!” It was funny at the time, but anyone who still … Continued