We know things are a little scary right now. The affects of COVID-19 are taking a toll on our economy, our communities, and our well-beings. In times like this, it can be difficult to see what the future holds. We want to help in any way that we can. Starting now, every single product on…
Read MoreCleveland, Ohio—May 23, 2019 – Keene Family of Companies is proud to announce and welcome two new employees. Matt Warren, a graduate from Notre Dame College, joins Keene Village Plastics (KVP) as the Sales & Marketing Manager. Warren’s background is comprised of developing effective marketing strategies and building customer relationships. Warren excels in managing large…
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Barberton, OH — February 25, 2019 – Keene Village Plastics (KVP) is pleased to announce the acquisition of a North Carolina based 3D filament manufacturer, MakeShaper. MakeShaper and KVP share common denominators in that all filaments are engineered, tested, and manufactured in the USA. KVP is excited to have the opportunity to continue to support…
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3D Printing is growing in popularity every day. From after school programs for younger children or making them available for any adult to use in a public library, it’s becoming easier to build your own designs. With this curiosity and freedom comes various ideas of how to use 3D Printers, some controversial, some not. One…
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Cleveland Clinic released its top 10 medical innovations for 2019 during its 2018 Medical Innovation Summit, the 16th annual event organized by Cleveland Clinic Innovations. The list was selected by a panel of Cleveland Clinic physicians and experts led by Michael Roizen, MD, chief wellness officer of Cleveland Clinic. Here are the top 10 medical innovations of…
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KVP had a great opportunity to work with a company to develop a less expensive thermoplastic composition made with cellulose versus the other highly engineered resins for 3D Printer filament called FibreTuff. This development happened over a period of several years. We found that a unique material can be 3D Printed at much lower temperatures…
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Imagine a world where doctors tailor medications for your body, where they can kill cancer while repairing the tissue around it and where kids who break their glasses can print new custom-made pairs. Sounds like science fiction, right? In universities around Louisiana, researchers are harnessing the futuristic power of 3D printing and trying to catch…
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Popular trends are very commonly integrated into school curriculum, from the option of pop culture classes at the collegiate level to current news in high school classes. One of the most recent innovations that have been implemented in some classrooms is 3D Printing. Not only are these classes offered at the collegiate level, but there…
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September 4, 2018 “At 3DPrint.com we’re trying to give you a good look inside the things that matter in the 3D printing industry. We’re now actively looking at interviewing people from all over the world engaged in the industry to see what their thoughts are about the 3D printing present and future. We want to…
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