Industrial-grade composites, featuring continuous carbon fiber and fiberglass tape for unrivaled part strength.
Fiber™ offers its users outstanding part quality and a wide variety of industrial and aerospace grade materials, all in a friendly, easy-to-use desktop printer.
Strog parts
Fiber™ combines the exceptional performance of continuous carbon fiber with the ease of FFF printing to produce high-performance parts that are stronger than steel, lighter than aluminum, and can operate continuously in the toughest environments up to 250 ºC.
Continuous fiber reinforcement
Continuous carbon fiber or fiberglass tape is applied along critical load paths in a process called Micro Automated Fiber Placement (µAFP). Layers of highly loaded continuous fiber tape are laminated to build dense, reinforced sections over three times stronger than steel and as low as one-fifth the weight (up to 2,400 MPa tensile strength and <1.5 g/cc).
Low porosity
Utilizing continuous fiber tapes made with up to 12k carbon fiber tows or E-glass fiberglass reinforcement, up to 60% fiber volume fraction, and exceptional resin impregnation, Fiber™ is able to achieve continuous fiber reinforcement with less than 1% porosity.
Multi-directional reinforcement
Layers of continuous carbon fiber or fiberglass tape are deposited via µAFP. Users can automatically optimize fiber orientation for maximum coverage, or enable Expert Mode to tailor orientation for specific loading conditions.
Wide range of materials
Fiber™ prints with two printheads—one dedicated to continuous carbon fiber or fiberglass uAFP tape; one dedicated to chopped carbon fiber or fiberglass-reinforced FFF filament. Designed for versatility, the printer supports a wide range of fiber-reinforced composites to enable a broad set of applications from consumer electronics to automotive.
PEKK + Continuous Carbon Fiber
PEKK is characterized by its high tensile and compression strength, resistance to chemical abrasion and ability to withstand high temperatures (above 250 °C). When reinforced with carbon fiber, the resulting parts are exceptionally durable and safe for operations where ESD compliance is required.
PEEK + Continuous Carbon Fiber
PEEK is characterized by its exceptional mechanical properties. In addition to high resistance to surface abrasion, it is inherently flame retardant, and can withstand high temperatures (above 200 °C). When combined with continuous carbon fiber, the resulting composite is strong, stiff and well-suited for extreme environments.
Nylon (PA6) + Continuous Carbon Fiber
Our PA6 nylon with carbon fiber reinforcement boasts a high fatigue level and a tensile strength 30x stronger than ABS—making it great for high-wear manufacturing jigs and fixtures.
Nylon (PA6) + Continuous Fiberglass
Fiberglass-reinforced nylon is a low-cost material which renders lightweight, high-strength and corrosion-resistant parts—making it ideal for sporting goods applications where parts are exposed to the elements and have a low per-part target cost
Accessible to all
With a wide range of materials, easy-to-use platform, and affordable pricing, Fiber™ offers high-quality composite 3D printing at a price point every engineer and designer can access.
Easy to use
In a matter of minutes, users can begin 3D printing industrial-grade composites from the comfort of their desktop. Entry-level settings and opt-in advanced controls allow every engineer to produce high-quality composite parts at the press of a button.
Affordable
Boasting superior materials and a large build envelope, Fiber™ offers unrivaled utility at just a fraction of the upfront cost of other industrial continuous fiber composite printers.³ With Fiber™, engineers no longer have to trade between high quality, speed, and affordability.
Con Fiber, los ingenieros o desarrolladores ya no tienen que elegir entre calidad, velocidad y coste de inversión.
How it works?
Fiber™ features two printheads—one dedicated to deposition of continuous carbon fiber or fiberglass prepreg tape (μAFP), one dedicated to extrusion of a chopped carbon fiber or fiberglass filament.
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Fiber™ features two printheads—one dedicated to deposition of continuous carbon fiber or fiberglass prepreg tape (μAFP), one dedicated to extrusion of a chopped carbon fiber or fiberglass filament.
Fiber is the only 3D printer for composites that uses μAFP (Micro Automated Fiber Placement) opening the possibility for the production of parts with exceptional mechanical properties.
Including a closed-loop temperature control system, the μAFP head deposits low-porosity continuous fiber reinforcements while the FFF head performs a high-resolution outer body.
 |  Fiber™ |
| Build size | 305 x 245 x 270 mm |
| Layer height | 130-250 μm |
| Compatible materials | PEEK + CF PEKK + CF PA6 + CF PA6 + FG |
| Reinforcement | Automated optimization Custom, targeted reinforcement |
| Standard configuration | 2 heads FFF + 1 head μAFP |
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