Composites

3D printing with carbon, Kevlar and glass

Impossible Objects believes its new Model One 3D printer could be a step-change for the composites industry.

Drone fuselage printed from nylon and carbon. © Impossible Objects

16th May 2017

Innovation in Textiles
| Northbrook, IL

Transport/Aerospace, Civil Engineering, Construction, Industrial

The company’s composite-based additive manufacturing technology (CBAM) is an entirely new process that is fundamentally different from conventional additive manufacturing technologies and designed specifically for composites.

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