FibreTuff Biocompatible Filament
Where to buy FibreTuff
The FibreTuff biocompatible filament has a wide non temperamental processing window to print profiles like anatomical bone models. These bone models can be printed in both cortical and cancellous construction, be sterilized using Autoclave, and has bone like performance when cut, drilled and sawed.
Laser Sintering Powders with Bone Properties
3D printed scapula made with FibreTuff
The 3D printing of FibreTuff PAPC biocompatible filaments can be printed with very tight tolerances. In addition, porosity is naturally printed. A bone ring can be identified requiring 2500 HU
3D printed skull flap cut at 15,000 RPM
The 3D printing FibreTuff biocompatible filaments produced a skull flap. The PAPC is cut at high speeds - 15,000 RPM and the cutter doesn't melt the composition. Further, the novel composition doesn't have heavy radiopaque minerals or additives to promote osteo conductivity. The FibreTuff is biocompatible, absorbent and non resorbable for the most advanced solution for point of care.
An alternative to Nylon for "bone like" models
An alternative to Nylon 12 powder for an improved experience for 3D printing filament or powders for the medical professional. email robert@fibretuff.us for more information and purchase.
Biocompatible 3D Printed Filaments and Powders
FibreTuff compounds can be coated and printed with inks for circuits
FibreTuff compounds can be coated and printed with inks for circuits
FibreTuff compounds can be coated and printed with inks for circuits
3D printing FibreTuff biocompatible filaments for capacitive touch applications. See 3D Printer nScrypt Utilizes FibreTuff's PEEK Alternative PAPC 3D Printing Filaments
Some 3D Printed FibreTuff filaments will require 260C nozzle temps
FibreTuff compounds can be coated and printed with inks for circuits
FibreTuff compounds can be coated and printed with inks for circuits
All FibreTuff biocompatible materials for 3D Printed parts are hydrophilic. These bone models are exposed to water to absorb moisture to increase flexibility and impact. Real bone will react similar when exposed to body fluids.
GeckoTek build plate works well with FibreTuff
Glue to increase bed adhesion with FibreTuff filament
Glue to increase bed adhesion with FibreTuff filament
FibreTuff medical grade filament requires a heated build plate or adhesive for 3D Printing. Utilizing EZ-STIK GeckoTek build plate with 225C nozzle temperature and heated bed at 95C with PAPC II is preferred. https://www.geckotek.co/collections/build-plates/products/ez-stik-hot-build-plate
Glue to increase bed adhesion with FibreTuff filament
Glue to increase bed adhesion with FibreTuff filament
Glue to increase bed adhesion with FibreTuff filament
To adhere the FibreTuff medical grade filament to a 3D Printer heated bed - PVA water soluble breakaway, a glue stick or adhesive sheet is required. Magigoo is a preferred 3D printing adhesive https://magigoo.com Cube Glue is a good choice for increasing bed adhesion with FibreTuff biocompatible medical grade filament.
3D Printing Project Information and Services
3D Print.Com publishes article about FibreTuff
3D Print.Com publishes article about FibreTuff
3D Print.Com publishes article about FibreTuff
3D Printing FibreTuff Medical Models Are Bone-Like & Anatomically Correct May 20, 2020 by Bridget O'Neal
For purchasing FibreTuff
3D Print.Com publishes article about FibreTuff
3D Print.Com publishes article about FibreTuff
FibreTuff medical grade filaments can be purchased for 3D printing. Please purchase on Ebay or write robert@fibreTuff.us for more information
3D printed bone scaffolds modeling research
3D Print.Com publishes article about FibreTuff
3D printed bone scaffolds modeling research
3D Printing / Fabrication of Bone Scaffolds, Based on FibreTuff
Research Group:
Dr. Ross Salary, Division of Engineering, Marshall University, Huntington, WV, 25504
3D Printing services for FibreTuff
VosFox Medical printing FibreTuff with Ultimaker 2+
3D printed bone scaffolds modeling research
nScrypt uses advanced 3D printing technology for bio printing FibreTuff biomaterials.
VosFox Medical printing FibreTuff with Ultimaker 2+
VosFox Medical printing FibreTuff with Ultimaker 2+
VosFox Medical printing FibreTuff with Ultimaker 2+
3D Printing services in the Netherlands
Talking Additive Podcast with Robert Joyce
Talking Additive
A newly released podcast Episode 37 by global printer manufacturer Ultimaker branded as "Talking Additive" has Matt Griffin and Robert Joyce, Founder of Fibretuff discussing automotive to medical printing development and commercialization. October 17th, 2022