FibreTuff Technology

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3D Printed Technology "FibreTuff®”

MOLDED PARTS WITH THERMOPLASTIC BIOPOLYMER COMPOSITIONS HAVING ORIENTED FIBERS FOR MEDICAL DEVICES AND IMPLANTS. U.S Patent 11,497,837
CELLULOSE FIBER THERMOPLASTIC COMPOSITION HAVING A COSMETIC APPEARANCE AND MOLDING THEREOF. U.S Patent 10,233,309

Composition of matter for thermoplastic biopolymer

CELLULOSIC INCLUSIONS THERMOPLASTIC COMPOSITION AND MOLDING PARTS THEREOF. U.S. Patent 8,546,470
CELLULOSIC INCLUSIONS THERMOPLASTIC COMPOSITION AND MOLDING PARTS THEREOF. U.S. Patent 9,109,118
Molded Parts made with "FibreTuff®"
MOLDED ARTICLE U.S patent 7,214,420
MOLDED ARTICLE Canadian Patent 2,547,523
WOOD COMPOSITE ALLOY COMPOSITION HAVING A COMPATIBILIZER THAT IMPROVES THE ABILITY TO PROCESS AND COMPRESS CELLULOSIC FIBER. U.S. Patent 7,994,241
USPTO Registered Trademark FibreTuff® S/N 85/955,521

3D Printed, Biocompatible Material, Bone scaffold, Nylon Composite

Dr Hartman of OMFS used FibreTuff for 3D printing patient specific models in resident training and practice prior to larger, complex dental implant cases. The attached clip is a model surgery where zygomatic implants are used with a X-Guide dynamic navigation machine. He segmented the patient's CBCT and then printed it out of FibreTuff material. Dr Hartman is impressed with 3D printed FibreTuff PAPC biocompatible material - It doesn't heat up and melt, produce burs like other filaments and its easy to drill and replicates real bone.

FibreTuff Technology

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3D Printed, Biocompatible Material, Bone scaffold, Nylon Composite

3D Printing Technology, Biocompatible Material, an Advanced Nylon Composite

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