The technology lays carbon fiber reinforcement directly along the load paths while the additive base structure serves as support for compressive loading.
Hong Kong-based Western Tool & Mold adopts Stratasys’ New Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)- and European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA)-certified 3D printing solution for aircraft interiors. Supports repeatable manufacturing with consistent high-quality parts to meet stringent requirements...
Singapore’s Nanyang Technological University (NTU) and Thailand’s PTT Global Chemical (PTTGC) plan to collaborate to develop advanced 3D printing materials for the automotive industry.
Mild acids are employed as catalysts in liquid ethanol at a relatively low temperature to break down thermosets while preserving carbon fiber structure.
