As global advanced manufacturing once again gathers its focus in Frankfurt, eSUN presents its full material matrix at Formnext Germany 2025, showcasing cutting-edge 3D printing material innovations and multi-scenario application achievements to equipment manufacturers, engineering teams, and creators from around the world.
Below is a first-hand glimpse of the exhibition.
With the rapid development of additive manufacturing, eSUN’s exhibition scale has expanded further compared with previous years. The booth was crowded, with a continuous flow of visitors seeking consultation and technical exchanges.
Some visitors inquired about material performance for specific applications; others wanted to understand market trends during the exhibition; many creators stopped to appreciate the outstanding models and creative works displayed.
These face-to-face exchanges sparked abundant inspiration around materials and applications.
Flexible and Elastic Materials Become the Center of Attention
The flexible elastic material zone was one of the most popular areas of the booth. The PEBA series, TPU series filaments, and FlexOne elastic resins were showcased together, attracting many visitors to interact, test, and discuss the potential of elastic materials in footwear, wearables, and sports gear.
Engineering Material Portfolio Expands, Multi-Scenario Applications Recognized
By organizing materials according to functional categories, eSUN showcased a complete matrix including anti-static, flame-retardant, lightweight, high-strength, impact-resistant, and high-temperature-resistant materials, meeting various performance levels required in industrial manufacturing scenarios.
During the exhibition, visitors engaged in in-depth discussions on material performance, process compatibility, and application cases, providing valuable insights for future product iterations and application collaborations.
Material Aesthetics and Creative Works on Display
Together with numerous outstanding creations, eSUN showcased the visual expression and creative versatility of silk, matte, transparent, wood-like, and marble-like aesthetic materials.
The differences in gloss, texture, and tactile feel among printed models offered diverse options for consumer, educational, and creative design fields.
Additionally, a 3D-printed robot combat interactive event was hosted, and eSUN prepared generous gifts for visitors, allowing them to enjoy both rewards and fun.
Formnext is not only a showcase of advanced manufacturing technologies but also a stage where inspiration and creativity converge. The exhibition continues until November 21, and eSUN warmly welcomes your visit to explore material trends and future manufacturing possibilities together.
