Keyland Polymer and polySpectra form a strategic partnership to provide UVMax powder coatings to COR (Cyclic Olefin Resin) Alpha 3D printed parts. This collaboration unlocks a new modular approach to additive manufacturing, enabling the direct digital fabrication of end-use polymer components for a wide variety of applications.

The surface color and texture of the UVMax coating can be tailored to make COR Alpha 3D printed parts indistinguishable from traditionally-manufactured polymer products.

The combination of UVMax powder coatings and COR Alpha 3D-printed parts will enable creating consumer goods in any color, for any application.

The color-matching capabilities of Keyland, combined with the versatility of polySpectra's COR family of materials, now enable consumer and industrial brands to adopt a completely new approach to digital manufacturing.

Highlighted factors of this partnership include:

• COR is the core
  
  polySpectra's family of engineering-grade photopolymers unlock a diverse array of previously impossible additive manufacturing applications.
  
  The polySpectra team has been collaborating with end-users of 3D printing to refine COR Alpha for applications that require high thermomechanical performance and durability.
  
  From consumer products to medical devices to satellite parts - COR Alpha helps product teams accelerate innovation with advanced additive manufacturing.

• UVMax coating provides a spectrum of color possibilities
  
  Keyland's UVMax provides a very good finish for plastic applications in transportation, light-weighting, building materials, consumer and industrial products. Keyland can develop a wide range of powders to match any supplied color standard.
  
  UV powder is an environmentally friendly coating, containing no solvents, VOCs, or HAPs. It is safe to use and can be reclaimed and recycled.

• Improved durability - inside and out
  
  Both COR Alpha and UVMax were designed for durability. The high working temperature, toughness, and chemical resistance of COR Alpha is enhanced by the hardness, abrasion resistance, and adhesion of the UVMax coating.

"For 3D printing to make the transition into true production-grade additive manufacturing — designers, inventors and engineers need to be able to trust that their printed parts will have the accuracy, aesthetics and durability required to use in their application. We are now making good on that promise," said Raymond Weitekamp, polySpectra Founder and CEO.

"Typical additive manufacturing polymers are challenging to coat. The high thermal stability of COR Alpha allows for a thorough and complete coating without the concern of warping or degrading the material." Andrew S. Walton, Business Development Manager at Keyland Polymer.

Keyland Polymer and polySpectra form a strategic partnership to provide UVMax powder coatings to COR (Cyclic Olefin Resin) Alpha 3D printed parts. This collaboration unlocks a new modular approach to additive manufacturing, enabling the direct digital fabrication of end-use polymer components for a wide variety of applications.

The surface color and texture of the UVMax coating can be tailored to make COR Alpha 3D printed parts indistinguishable from traditionally-manufactured polymer products.

The combination of UVMax powder coatings and COR Alpha 3D-printed parts will enable creating consumer goods in any color, for any application.

The color-matching capabilities of Keyland, combined with the versatility of polySpectra's COR family of materials, now enable consumer and industrial brands to adopt a completely new approach to digital manufacturing.

Highlighted factors of this partnership include:

• COR is the core
  
  polySpectra's family of engineering-grade photopolymers unlock a diverse array of previously impossible additive manufacturing applications.
  
  The polySpectra team has been collaborating with end-users of 3D printing to refine COR Alpha for applications that require high thermomechanical performance and durability.
  
  From consumer products to medical devices to satellite parts - COR Alpha helps product teams accelerate innovation with advanced additive manufacturing.

• UVMax coating provides a spectrum of color possibilities
  
  Keyland's UVMax provides a very good finish for plastic applications in transportation, light-weighting, building materials, consumer and industrial products. Keyland can develop a wide range of powders to match any supplied color standard.
  
  UV powder is an environmentally friendly coating, containing no solvents, VOCs, or HAPs. It is safe to use and can be reclaimed and recycled.

• Improved durability - inside and out
  
  Both COR Alpha and UVMax were designed for durability. The high working temperature, toughness, and chemical resistance of COR Alpha is enhanced by the hardness, abrasion resistance, and adhesion of the UVMax coating.

"For 3D printing to make the transition into true production-grade additive manufacturing — designers, inventors and engineers need to be able to trust that their printed parts will have the accuracy, aesthetics and durability required to use in their application. We are now making good on that promise," said Raymond Weitekamp, polySpectra Founder and CEO.

"Typical additive manufacturing polymers are challenging to coat. The high thermal stability of COR Alpha allows for a thorough and complete coating without the concern of warping or degrading the material." Andrew S. Walton, Business Development Manager at Keyland Polymer.