3D printing of biobased epoxidized formulations based on vegetable oils with dynamic polymer network properties

Matilde Porcarello; Ettore Greco; Alberto Cellai; Rafael Turra Alarcon; Elisabeth Rossegger; Florence Vivier

doi:10.1039/d5py01069a

January 1, 2026Polymer ChemistryOpen Access

3D printing of biobased epoxidized formulations based on vegetable oils with dynamic polymer network properties

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The aim is to create and characterize sustainable resins for 3D printing using bio-based formulations from vegetable oils.
Developed formulations from functionalized vegetable oils
Characterized resin properties for 3D printing
Evaluated dynamic polymer network characteristics
Formulations exhibited desired dynamic polymer network properties
Demonstrated potential for sustainable 3D printing applications

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Research develops biobased formulations for sustainable 3D printing with unique polymer properties, showing promise for eco-friendly materials.

Abstract

In this work, we developed and characterized bio-based formulations derived from functionalized vegetable oils, aiming to create sustainable resins suitable for 3D printing with dynamic polymer network (DPNs) properties. Epoxidized...

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Porcarello et al. (2026) studied this question.

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3D printing of biobased epoxidized formulations based on vegetable oils with dynamic polymer network properties

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3D printing of biobased epoxidized formulations based on vegetable oils with dynamic polymer network properties

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