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BASF starts up world’s first plant producing 3D-printed catalysts

This article was originally posted on Chemical Engineering Online.
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BASF has started up the world’s first industrial plant producing 3D‑printed catalysts using its proprietary X3D technology at its Ludwigshafen site. The facility scales additive manufacturing of catalysts to industrial volume, aiming to deliver advanced catalyst geometries and reinforce BASF’s leadership in innovative solutions for the chemical industry.

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BASF SE (Ludwigshafen, Germany) started up the world’s first production plant for catalysts based on X3D® technology at its Ludwigshafen site. With the commissioning of this facility, BASF is scaling the additive manufacturing of catalysts to an industrial level and strengthening its leading role in innovative solutions for the chemical industry. Utilizing X3D technology, catalysts […]

The post BASF starts up world’s first plant producing 3D-printed catalysts appeared first on Chemical Engineering.

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