3D Printing FibreTuff FDM+SLS+Bioprinting
3D Printed FibreTuff SLS
Bioprinting with FibreTuff and collagen
Bioprinting with FibreTuff and collagen
FibreTuff ® is an advanced biomaterial compound for 3D Printer's. The FibreTuff medical grade filaments and powders produce a surface texture, as well as appearance similar to bone to replace cadaver models.
Bioprinting with FibreTuff and collagen
Bioprinting with FibreTuff and collagen
Bioprinting with FibreTuff and collagen
3D printed Biofabricated parts manufactured with a FibreTuff medical grade composition and collagen show compatibility and adhesion. The prototype symmetrical micropore structure helps to create bone like implants.
3D Printed FDM skulls with FibreTuff
Bioprinting with FibreTuff and collagen
FibreTuff coatings with Hydroxyapatite
FibreTuff biomaterials can produce bone like skull caps for functional models used by medical centers and physicians. FibreTuff I was processed on 3D Printer to make these skull caps.
FibreTuff coatings with Hydroxyapatite
Laser sintered 3D printed foot bone made with FibreTuff
FibreTuff coatings with Hydroxyapatite
Development with FibreTuff medical grade biomaterials and coatings are ongoing for 3D printer's.
Laser sintered 3D printed foot bone made with FibreTuff
Laser sintered 3D printed foot bone made with FibreTuff
Laser sintered 3D printed foot bone made with FibreTuff
Two cancellous screws drilled into a 3D printed foot bone made with FibreTuff using the SLS method. Surgeon said the 3D printer bone performed like 20 year old human bone.
3D Printing Service Center for FibreTuff Compounds
Laser sintered 3D printed foot bone made with FibreTuff
Laser sintered 3D printed foot bone made with FibreTuff
If you need 3D Printer Parts made with FibreTuff medical grade filament, established Service and Design Center are located throughout the US.
DelRay Systems - Rochester Hills, MI
website https://www.3d-printer.com
nScrypt - Orlando, Florida
website www.nscrypt.com
3D Printed FibreTuff has "bone like" qualities
FibreTuff has Radiopacity
3D printed FibreTuff has "bone like" feel and appearance with radiopacity. See picture. The FibreTuff compound used to achieve the radiopacity seen in the CT Scan of the vertebrae. 3D LifePrint evaluated materials they have used for anatomical bone models and found FibreTuff to be more bone like ( HU 400 ) than any other materials presently used today in the medical market. See website www.3dlifeprints.com for more information
3D Printed FibreTuff used for "bone like" testing
FibreTuff has been evaluated by leading service centers for anatomical bone models to replace cadaver work. These 3D printed bone like models have radiopacity, good screw retention with flexibility.
Moreover, these functional anatomical bone models are used at Universities, Medical Centers for clinical evaluations and physicians in preparations for surgery.
FibreTuff will absorb moisture to increase flexibility
Bone gets brittle after being removed from body. Body fluids promote better elasticity as well as impact, FibreTuff is hydrophilic and reacts to moisture very similar. Other 3D printed medical biomaterials like PLA will absorb and store moisture until the composition breaks down. FibreTuff will absorb moisture to a point and promote less brittleness and improve impact. Picture is a calcaneus bone FDM print made with FibreTuff I and a photo of 1st day soaking in water .
Bone bridging can be identified with FibreTuff biomaterial compounds
These spinal spacers made with FibreTuff medical grade filament are seen under CT Scan with vitamin E capsule. These 3D printed parts were positioned on top of a jug of water to help resemble body fluids. The images have radiopacity where to bone bringing can be identified. Bone will be brighter than the objects made by FibreTuff.
Laser Sintered Scapula made with FibreTuff
This scapula was produced with FibreTuff in a 3D laser sintering process. The scapulas was post processed and soaked in fluids for optimal performance