ArticleSmall science2026
Additive Manufacturing Engineering for Electrochemistry: Conductive High-Density Polyethylene Filament Expands the Materials Landscape.
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Additive manufactured electrochemical platforms produced using bespoke conductive filaments are becoming increasingly established within modern electrochemical research; however, the latest developments within the field of additive manufacturing electrochemistry using fused filament fabrication technology have shown that it is constrained by the available material pool. Here, we introduce the first conductive high-density poly(ethylene) (HDPE) filament engineered for additive manufacturing implementation as a new alternative for conductive, chemically resilient filaments which is paramount to unlocking new applications. Using a thermal compounding process that avoids environmentally harmful chemical solvents, 40 wt% carbon black (CB) was incorporated into HDPE and extruded into a flexible, plasticizer-free filament with a low bulk resistivity of 16.4 (±1.0) Ω cm
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