Noveon IP Holdings Corp.

Applied Cavitation, Inc.

Timothy Fahey

Dana Lynn Hankey

Joseph Albert Capobianco

Marshall Campion Tibbetts

James Minor Ludlow, Iii

Kyung J Kim

Provided in one implementation is a method of manufacturing a three-dimensional object. The method can include depositing a substantially uniform layer of raw material onto a substrate. The raw material can include ceramic particles. The method can include selectively fusing particles of the raw material to form a first layer of the object. The method can include clearing non-fused particles of the raw material from the first layer of the object. The method can include repeating the steps of depositing a raw material, selectively fusing particles of the raw material, and clearing non-fused particles of the raw material to form additional layers of the object above the first layer.

Systems and methods for additive manufacturing using ceramic materials

The present invention relates to a thermoplastic, multi-layer, electrostatic discharging, laminate comprised of at least one outer layer that is permanent static dissipative and non-contaminating, and a core or base layer that is conductive. The outer layer has a surface resistivity of from about 1.0&times;10 to about 1.0&times;10 Ohm/sq, and the core layer has a surface resistivity of from about 1.0&times;10 to about 1.0&times;10 Ohm/sq.

Electrostatic dissipating polymeric multi-layer article or laminate

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Akron, OH, United States of America

Timothy Fahey