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Thought3D Ltd

HEADQUARTER

Swieqi, Malta

FOUNDED

2014

COMPANY SIZE

11-50

INDUSTRY

Additive Manufacturing
https://drywise.co/

What we do

Thought3D combines knowledge of 3D printing, material chemistry, and engineering to provide products and services for reliable additive manufacturing. Today, Thought3D produces and sells Magigoo adhesives, Magigoo Coater and Drywise in-line dyer worldwide through a network of distributors and industry partners.

Technology Specifications

Latest Posts

3D Promakim’s Journey with Drywise and how they save €12,000 per year

Achieving Zero Material Waste in 3D Printing

How Fiberthree, Drywise, and the Auriol drone by Third Element Aviation take flight

Revolutionizing Drone Production with 3D Printing

A recent study conducted by Thought3D has delved into the impact of filament drying methods on the mechanical strength of 3D printed nylon parts. The study compared the performance of parts printed with untreated nylon, oven-dried nylon, and nylon dried using Drywise's in-line drying technology.

Leveraging In-line Drying for Superior Strength in 3D Printed Nylon Parts

Exploring the Impact of Filament Moisture Content on Surface Aesthetics and Print Dimensions in FDM 3D Printing

Enhancing Surface Finish and Dimensional Accuracy in FDM 3D Printing with In-line drying

Hygroscopic materials, like Nylon, absorb moisture, impacting print quality. Despite manufacturers' claims of low moisture content, over 55% of neat Nylon filaments are too wet out of the package. Drying these materials is crucial, but often the provided instructions are insufficient.

Hydration and Drying Challenges of Nylon 3D-printing Filaments

If you are printing with engineering-grade FFF materials, it is very likely that you need to dry your filaments before using them. This article will give an overview of your filament drying options, as well as their advantages, and their drawbacks!

Drying your FDM filaments, and keeping them dry: An overview