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3D Printing Materials 2016-2026: Status, Opportunities, Market Forecasts
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¹ßÇàÀÏ 2016-08-04
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Table of Contents

1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

  • 1.1. Advantages of 3D Printing
  • 1.2. Printing processes and material compatibility
  • 1.3. Future of 3D printing by application
  • 1.4. The Two Value Chains
  • 1.5. Revenue from 3D Printing Materials in 2015
  • 1.6. Market Share in 2015
  • 1.7. Forecast by Revenue
  • 1.8. Forecast by mass

2. INTRODUCTION

  • 2.1. 3D Printing is...
  • 2.2. Advantages of 3D Printing
  • 2.3. The cost of complexity
  • 2.4. Drivers
  • 2.5. A brief history of 3D printing
  • 2.6. Company Start Dates
  • 2.7. Fully Digital Work-flow

3. OVERVIEW OF 3D PRINTING TECHNOLOGIES

  • 3.1. Printing processes and material compatibility
  • 3.2. Alternative Naming of Technologies
  • 3.3. Summary of Plastic Printing
  • 3.4. Summary of Metal Printing

4. PHOTOPOLYMERS

  • 4.1. Photopolymers
  • 4.2. Acrylates vs Epoxies
  • 4.3. Applications of 3D Printed Photopolymers
  • 4.4. Photopolymers - Key Players
  • 4.5. Properties of Commercially Available Photopolymers
  • 4.6. Forecast for Photopolymers

5. THERMOPLASTIC FILAMENT

  • 5.1. Thermoplastic Filament
  • 5.2. Available Polymers
  • 5.3. Why isn't PP commonly 3D printed?
  • 5.4. New fillers for thermoplastic filaments
  • 5.5. Elastomeric Filaments
  • 5.6. Applications of 3D Printed Thermoplastic Filament
  • 5.7. Thermoplastic Filament - Key Players
  • 5.8. Thermoplastic Filament - Chemical Suppliers
  • 5.9. Properties of Objects 3D Printed from Thermoplastic Filament
  • 5.10. Forecast Thermoplastic Filament Sales
  • 5.11. Forecast for Photopolymers

6. THERMOPLASTIC POWDER

  • 6.1. Thermoplastic Powders
  • 6.2. Applications of 3D Printed Thermoplastic Powders
  • 6.3. Thermoplastic Powders - Key Players
  • 6.4. Polymers Offered by Thermoplastic Powders Suppliers
  • 6.5. Comparison of two most commonly 3D Printed Thermoplastic Powders
  • 6.6. SLS of TPU
  • 6.7. Forecast of Thermoplastic Powders

7. METAL POWDERS

  • 7.1. Metal Powders
  • 7.2. 3D Printable Metals
  • 7.3. Powder Requirements
  • 7.4. Metal Powders - Key Players
  • 7.5. Alloys Available from Metal Powder Suppliers
  • 7.6. Applications of 3D Printed Metal Powders
  • 7.7. Powders for Metal + Binder
  • 7.8. Forecast for Metal Powders

8. OTHER WAYS TO 3D PRINT METALS

  • 8.1. Welding Wire
  • 8.2. Sand + Binder
  • 8.3. Proto-pasta Metallic PLA Filament
  • 8.4. Platinum-based Metallic Glass
  • 8.5. Gallium-Indium Alloy

9. CERAMICS

  • 9.1. SLA
  • 9.2. Paste extrusion
  • 9.3. Filled Thermoplastic Filaments
  • 9.4. Binder Jetting
  • 9.5. SLM
  • 9.6. Blown Powder

10. BIOMATERIALS

  • 10.1. Market
  • 10.2. Syringe-based bioprinting
  • 10.3. Extrusion-based bioprinting
  • 10.4. ROKIT - Edison Invivo 3D bioprinter
  • 10.5. Organovo

11. CONDUCTIVE MATERIALS

  • 11.1. Electrically Conducting Materials
  • 11.2. Functional materials
  • 11.3. Metals
  • 11.4. Conductive thermoplastic filaments
  • 11.5. Conductive inks
  • 11.6. Conductive pastes
  • 11.7. Conductive photopolymers
  • 11.8. Graphene

12. EMERGING MATERIALS

  • 12.1. Carbon Fibre
  • 12.2. Silicone
  • 12.3. Regolith
  • 12.4. Wood
  • 12.5. Glass

13. DISRUPTIVE TECHNOLOGIES

  • 13.1. Thermoplastic Recycling
  • 13.2. Selective Deposition Lamination
  • 13.3. Faster vat photopolymerisation
  • 13.4. LCD stereolithography 3D Printing

14. MARKETS

  • 14.1. Markets for 3D Printing
  • 14.2. Future of 3D printing by application

15. VALUE CHAINS

  • 15.1. Value Network
  • 15.2. The Two Value Chains
  • 15.3. Value Chain Split
  • 15.4. Three Behaviours of Thermoplastic Filament Consumption
  • 15.5. Falling prices for free-market materials

16. STATE OF THE MARKET

  • 16.1. Revenue from 3D Printing Materials in 2015
  • 16.2. Market Share in 2015
  • 16.3. 3D Printing Industry Split by Application
  • 16.4. Methods and Assumptions of State of Market Data
  • 16.5. Methods and Assumptions of the Forecast

17. FORECASTS

  • 17.1. Forecast by Revenue
  • 17.2. Forecast by mass
  • 17.3. Forecasts of Industry Split by Application

18. CONCLUSIONS

  • 18.1. General trends
  • 18.2. Limitations
  • 18.3. The evolution of 3D Printing is intrinsically linked with:
  • 18.4. Opportunities

19. COMPANY PROFILES

  • 19.1. Advanc3d Materials
  • 19.2. Advanced Powders and Coatings
  • 19.3. Arcam
  • 19.4. Arevo Labs
  • 19.5. Cookson Precious Metals
  • 19.6. CRP Group
  • 19.7. DSM Somos
  • 19.8. Evonik
  • 19.9. Exceltec
  • 19.10. Formlabs
  • 19.11. Graphene 3D Lab
  • 19.12. Heraeus - 3D printing metals
  • 19.13. Impossible Objects
  • 19.14. Legor Group
  • 19.15. Lomiko Metals
  • 19.16. LPW Technology Ltd
  • 19.17. Maker Juice
  • 19.18. NanoSteel
  • 19.19. Nascent Objects, Inc
  • 19.20. NinjaFlex
  • 19.21. Norsk Titanium
  • 19.22. Oxford Performance Materials
  • 19.23. Photocentric
  • 19.24. Rahn AG
  • 19.25. Sandvik
  • 19.26. Stratasys Ltd.

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