Day: August 1, 2022

3D printing technology is constantly evolving and expanding its capabilities. 3D printers can now print with materials, including liquid crystal elastomers (LCEs). LCEs are special types of liquid crystals capable of generating large reversible driving forces and large working densities. This makes them well suited for building novel soft robots, wearable devices, artificial muscles, and …

3D Printed Elastomers: Applications And Future Possibilities. Read More »

Liquid crystal elastomers, also known as liquid crystal polymers or LCEs, are a fascinating class of materials that can undergo reversible shape-change in response to various stimuli. This makes them ideal for use in printing technology, among many other applications. At Daken, we supply high-quality LCEs to customers all over the world. In this article, …

Liquid Crystal Elastomers: What You Need to Know. Read More »

3D printing technology is the future of printing. It involves creating three-dimensional objects from a digital model. This new technology has already been used to create prosthetic body parts, eyeglasses, medical implants, and even food! But what is 3D printing technology? How does it work? And what are the benefits of using this type of …

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Are you looking for a professional Liquid Crystal Elastomers (LCEs) materials supplier? If so, then you have come to the right place. In this blog post, we will discuss how to choose the best LCEs materials supplier from China. We will go over some important factors to consider when making your decision. So, if you …

How To Choose The Best LCEs Materials Supplier From China? Read More »

Did you know that Reactive Mesogens are mainly used in liquid crystal elastomers? LCE is used for 3D or 4D printing. It has many advantages over traditional 3D printing materials, such as ABS and PLA. In this blog post, we will discuss the benefits of using LCE for 3D printing, and we will show you …

3D Printing With Liquid Crystal Elastomers: Reactive Mesogens. Read More »