3D Printable Antimicrobial Blends for Medical Devices

A new PA11-SMI polymer blend kills bacteria and is SLS-printable, enabling the creation of antimicrobial medical devices like tubing, gowns, and implants.

Source: https://www.azom.com/news.aspx?newsID=64656

3D Printable Antimicrobial Blends for Medical Devices

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