3D Printing, Molding and Extrusion with FibreTuff
A leader in cellulose fiber thermoplastic composite technology
About FibreTuff
Industry Specific Opportunities for licensee
Industry Specific Opportunities for licensee
Industry Specific Opportunities for licensee
FibreTuff cellulose fiber thermoplastic licensing opportunities in Medical, Cosmetics, Electronics, Aerospace, Furniture, Automotive, Building and Construction
3D Printing anatomical"bone like" qualities
Industry Specific Opportunities for licensee
Industry Specific Opportunities for licensee
FibreTuff cellulose fiber technology can be designed to have "bone like" features. 3D Printing of anatomical bone models made with FibreTuff can have densities of both cortical and cancellous bone to replace cadaver work.
Award winning FibreTuff to attend RSNA in Chicago, IL
Award winning FibreTuff to attend RSNA in Chicago, IL
Award winning FibreTuff to attend RSNA in Chicago, IL
FibreTuff technology consists of a cellulose fiber thermoplastic composition with many unique attributes such as radiopacity. FibreTuff will attend RSNA in November 29 to December 1st, 2021.
FibreTuff Collaborations with Universities
Award winning FibreTuff to attend RSNA in Chicago, IL
Award winning FibreTuff to attend RSNA in Chicago, IL
FibreTuff will collaborate with Universities, medical centers and hospital to bring advanced material solutions in 3D printing to market.
Talking Additive Podcast
A newly released podcast episode 37 by global printer manufacturer Ultimaker branded as "Talking Additive" with Matt Griffin and Robert Joyce Founder of FibreTuff discussing automotive to medical printing development. October 17th, 2022
Global Recognition
Research Publications for 2022
1) MESC Paper Title:Investigation of the Mechanical Properties and Bioactivity of Additively Manufactured Bone Tissue Scaffolds, Composed of Polyamide, Polyolefin, and Cellulose Fibers
2) IMECE Paper Title:An Image-Based Convolutional Neural Network Platform for the Prediction of the Porosity of Composite Bone Scaffolds
3D Printing Collaborator and Partnerships
Ultimaker Materials Alliance Marketplace
FibreTuff Medical Grade Filament is a contributor to the Ultimakers Materials Marketplace
3D Printing FibreTuff with Ultimaker 3 and S5
Recommended processing conditions.
FibreTuff needs to be desiccant dried before printing. The nozzle size should be .4 or .5mm with temps at 235 - 240C. The printer bed should be heated at 80 -100C. Cooling Fan on for first few layers than turned off Recommended layer height .1 - .2mm
Printer oven is desired - temps 80C.
Printing speeds 45 -50 mm/sec
Density or infill is at 90 - 93% infill
Recommend Adhesive or breakaway - PVA
Please note: A new spool of FibreTuff Medical Grade filament is packaged in a sealed vacuum package with desiccant and shouldn't require drying. If you leave spool exposed to elements over a period of time estimated at 3-4 days, moisture pickup is possible and may effect adhesion for layering. It is recommended to desiccant dry spool for 10 hrs before printing.
FibreTuff is 3D Printer agnostic
3D Printing of FibreTuff filaments can be used on the following:
Ultimaker
Airwolf
XYZ Printers
Raise 3D
3DGENCE
Purchasing FibreTuff for 3D Printing
Purchase on eBay or please write to robert@fibretuff.us for more purchasing information. If you are in need of customer service, please contact us below. FibreTuff support is available 24/7.