Infinite Material Solutions company history.
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May 26, 2017
AquaSys® patent is filed, kicking off a new era in additive manufacturing.
![members of the Infinite team](/content/dam/infinite/images/creative/lifestyle-people/Joint-Venture-Signing-1024x630.jpg)
August 28, 2018
Infinite Material Solutions is formed through a partnership of Interfacial Consultants and Nagase America.
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October 17, 2018
The AquaSys name and design becomes a registered trademark in the United States.
![spool of AquaSys 120 filament](/content/dam/infinite/images/creative/end-product/aquasys120-fillament-closeup_ExpertiseCarousel.jpg)
May 28, 2019
Infinite Material Solutions celebrates its first online order of AquaSys 120.
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October 8, 2019
AquaSys patent is issued in the United States, the first of many to come for Infinite.
![the FormNext logo](/content/dam/infinite/logos/content/formnext-logo_ExpertiseCarousel.jpg)
November 19, 2019
AquaSys 120 makes its debut at FormNext, an international conference held in Frankfurt, Germany.
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November 2, 2020
AquaSys 180, a high-temperature support material, is launched to offer a soluble alternative to traditional breakaway support systems.
![a person holding a sheet of Caverna filament](/content/dam/infinite/images/creative/end-product/caverna-hand-holding-3d-print-black-background_ExpertiseCarousel.jpg)
May 25, 2021
Infinite launches its first build material, Caverna™, introducing the ability to print a microporous morphology from a material with a water-soluble phase.
“Life is too short and resources too precious to waste time creating what’s already been created.”
Jeffrey Cernohous, Ph.D., Executive Advisor
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