FibreTuff for 3D printing, molding and extrusion

The FibreTuff has similar properties to Nylon 11 or 12 industrial and medical grades.

FibreTuff Mechanical Data

Mechanical Data

FibreTuff has similar mechanical data compared to Nylon 12. FibreTuff can be annealed at 130C for 30 min to increase strength of compound by 10%

FibreTuff Biological Data

Biological Data

3D printed FibreTuff has been tested by regulatory bodies for temporary implants and passed. Three (3) Universities in Ohio have found 3D printed FibreTuff to be biocompatible. And, one University in Ohio has tested the FibreTuff printed parts with simulated body fluids to show Bioactivity.

FibreTuff Blog

This blog contains publications for the advanced bioengineer looking for references using FibreTuff compounds and biomaterials for 3D printing, molding and extrusion.

3D printed Foot Bone Video

This anatomical calcaneus bone model made of FibreTuff with a 3D printing laser sintering process has bone like qualities and good screw retention. The surgeon felt the 3D printed bone resembled a 20 year old human bone.

FibreTuff Metatarsal Video

The anatomical bone model made of FibreTuff with a 3D printing laser sintering process has bone like qualities and good screw retention. The surgeon drilled into the 3D printed bone with a cortex self tapping screw and felt the printed bone resembled a 20 year old human bone.

Drilling into 3D Printed femur bone made with FibreTuff

A 3D Printing selective laser process produces a femur bone made with FibreTuff. FibreTuff mechanical attributes prove to be bone like.

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