Thule uses additive manufacturing with Stratasys Nylon 12 Carbon Fiber to 3D print functional prototypes, save time, cost, and drive innovation.
Briggs Automotive Company (BAC) speeds up the development of Mono R supercar using 3D printing with the Stratasys F900 and Carbon FIber 12Cf.
Utah Trikes, producer of trikes, quads, and wheelchairs, rolls out cost-effective customization with FDM Nylon 12 Carbon Fiber.
Student design team, Tecnun Motorsport reduces carbon fiber intake manifold weight by 60% with Stratasys 3D printed soluble cores.
Future Motion’s uses carbon fiber nylon 12 for functional prototyping structural parts on their Onewheel personal electric transportation vehicle.
Mercury Marine designers 3D printed their latest custom decal hat fixture using an F370®CR composite printer and high-strength carbon-fiber composite thermoplastics.
See how Visual First helps The Chocolate Factory prevent bottlenecks with on-demand carbon fiber thermoplastic production parts. View the case study today.
Discover how Rocket Composites achieved flawless surface finishes for their carbon fiber parts by leveraging OpenAM™ software to fine-tune their Fortus 450mc™ 3D printer settings. Learn how this innovative solution optimized print parameters, enabled the use of non-bill-of-material filaments, and saved $5700 while reducing delivery time for custom tools in aerospace, automotive, consumer, and medical device industries.
See how FDM® Nylon-12CF is cutting costs and creating faster tool production for 99P Labs.
Learn how engineers used FDM polymer additive manufacturing due to its design freedom and prototyping capabilities.
