Canada’s Graphene 3D Lab made a bit of a splash earlier this year when the company released one of the first graphene-PLA 3D printing composites for FFF machines. With one ohm-cm of conductivity, the material could be used for low-power conductive 3D printing projects (it’s less conductive than saltwater, one of our readers pointed out). Previously, however, the material was only distributed through the company’s own retail site, but, now, via a new partnership with Polymaker LLC, the material may reach an even wider audience.…
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