Amphiphilic-Nylon/Polyolefin/Cellulose composite
FibreTuff: Biocompatible 3D Printing Amphiphilic Material
Alloy crafted with a bone like, amphiphilic cellular structure, non-re sorbable and demonstrates intrinsic bioactivity.
About FibreTuff
Our History
Innovative Plastics and Molding, Inc. started as a small business devoted to the molding, extrusion, and 3D printing of biocompatible materials. Over time, it has transformed into a prominent provider of 3D printing solutions, emphasizing the development of biocompatible cellular structures with amphiphilic properties, including components that are bone like, crafted from FibreTuff.
OREI Team
Our collaborative partners include experts in medical compounding, biocompatible materials, and advanced 3D printing technologies for medical devices and implants. With over 100 years of experience, we are committed to delivering optimal solutions for our clients. Our offerings feature innovative amphiphilic agents and our FibreTuff products, which exhibit bone like properties.
Our Services
We offer a comprehensive range of 3D printing services, including rapid prototyping, custom part production, and product design, all while utilizing biocompatible materials. With our innovative FibreTuff Technology, we produce high-quality outputs, such as the bone like printed clavicle shown above, which also possesses amphiphilic properties for advanced applications.
3D Printed FibreTuff PAPC, Amphiphilic + Bioactive
Today's Medical Developments Magazine By Clare Scott Published May 26, 2026
Innovative Plastics and Molding, Inc. started as a small business devoted to the molding, extrusion, and 3D printing of biocompatible materials. Over time, it has transformed into a prominent provider of 3D printing solutions, emphasizing the development of biocompatible cellular structures with amphiphilic properties, including components that are bone like, crafted from FibreTuff.
2026 Global research initiatives of bioactive n-HaNylon66
Our collaborative partners include experts in medical compounding, biocompatible materials, and advanced 3D printing technologies for medical devices and implants. With over 100 years of experience, we are committed to delivering optimal solutions for our clients. Our offerings feature innovative amphiphilic agents and our FibreTuff products, which exhibit bone like properties.
Additive Manufacturing "dual use" medical technology at Point of Care (POC)
Our innovative FibreTuff Technology can produce cellular structures with amphiphilic properties for advanced Point of Care (POC) medical applications. The dual use technology can be utilized in military and civilian health care.
Collaborative Initiative's in 2026 will identify ML / AI applications for 3D Printed FibreTuff PAPC
The 3D printing FibreTuff material showcases an innovative non-resorbable cellular structure that exhibits bone-like radiopacity. This bone-like feature is essential for effective detection using diagnostic sensors such as CT scans and ultrasound, enabling the collection of valuable data that supports machine learning (ML) processes. Additionally, a patent-pending algorithm from MTU utilizes reinforcement learning control, promoting a closed-loop adaptive manufacturing environment that emphasizes the amphiphilic and biocompatible properties of the FibreTuff biocompatible material.
Robert Joyce of FibreTuff: Panelist at Foam Expo North America 2025
Robert Joyce participated at the 2025 Foams conference to discuss the advantages of 3D printing in developing biocompatible materials with amphiphilic properties, particularly highlighting FibreTuff and its bone like characteristics.
3D Printed FibreTuff PAPC Biological Performance
Bioactivity Investigation of 3D Printed FibreTuff PAPC Cellular Structure with Micropores
FibreTuff Cutting-Edge Biomaterial Technology approved for USP Class VI
3D Printed Bone Tissue Engineering Investigation of FibreTuff PAPC shows Osteoblast Adhesion without Hydroxyapatite
Military Medicine 2023: Additive Manufacturing for Fabrication of Point-of-Care Therapies in Austere Environments
IMECE 2023 Conference includes 3D printed FibreTuff PAPC+Nylon 66 bone scaffolds.
3D Printed FibreTuff PAPC has absorbency with storage limitations demonstrating little if any degradation