To compare the impact of fire on our 3D printer filaments, we’ve realized a typical UL94 test on 0.8 mm thick test specimens. We’ve also included two “native” materials to act as a reference point. There are several standards and... View Article
With the new year well on its way, we would like to summarize the highlights of 2022, ongoing, and new projects at Nanovia in 2023. New 3D printer filaments From 2022 to early 2023 we’ve completed our 3D printer filament... View Article
We’ve recently tested Thought3D’s Magigoo 3D printing plate adherence products, among which, their Magigoo Pro PA made for the use with polyamides (nylon) with our Nanovia PA Rail. The latter is a polyamide that adheres to the non flammable, low... View Article
In order to better simulate 3D printed projects and compare materials between each other, we’ve tested our composite FFF filaments in 3 different printing directions. This mechanical data was obtained by a series of normalized tensile tests (ISO 527-2/1A) on... View Article
The Nanovia team would like to thank everyone who came to visit us and that we’ve met at this JEC 2022. This year we showed off our pellets for injection moulding and FGF printing, as well as our latest filaments... View Article
With the new year welll underway we’d thought it time to look back at what Nanovia has been up to in 2021, and what is in the works for early 2022. Nanovia VX : Virucidal filaments Early 2021, we started our... View Article
Available now, the new Nanovia PA Rail filament, is an railway useage certified NF EN 45545-2 (R22, R23) polyamide (nylon). With an operational temperature of up to 120°C it allows for the creations of objects suitable for sensitive environments (electrical, flame... View Article