A fundamental shift in composites manufacturing.
CF3D® combines high-performing composite materials with rapid curing thermoset resins to create complex parts on demand. With the ability to print both structural and functional fibers, Continuous Composites presents a new future for additive manufacturing with composites.
An accessible technology made into One Solution. CF3D® is comprised of hardware, materials, software, and configurable motion platforms to harness the power of composites without the constraints of traditional manufacturing. Composites manufacturing is now affordable with limitless material combinations, net shape printing, and part optimization across all industries.
As the additive manufacturing landscape continues to expand, CF3D® shifts the standard by making 3D printing a viable, end-part manufacturing solution. CF3D® is fully automated, scalable, efficient, and tailorable to the user’s applications.
Prints fibers in all three dimensions with continuous anisotropic material, enabling complex geometries.
Fully automated, affordable raw materials, high material yield, and elimination of extensive labor resulting in lower manufacturing costs.
Build volume of machines can be increased or decreased for part application.
Tailorable fiber + library of resins to create endless material combinations specific to user’s application.
Continuous Composites (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, U.S.) announced on April 7 the successful completion of the U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory’s (AFRL) two-year Wing Structure Design for Manufacturing (WiSDM) contract through Lockheed Martin...
Continuous Composites (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, U.S.) announced on April 7 the successful completion of the U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory’s (AFRL) two-year Wing Structure Design for Manufacturing (WiSDM) contract through Lockheed Martin...
Continuous Composites, has partnered with the venture arm of French multinational manufacturer Saint-Gobain, called NOVA.
Continuous Composites, has partnered with the venture arm of French multinational manufacturer Saint-Gobain, called NOVA.
The 25+5 event, hosted by Ignite Northwest and the Spokane Journal of Business, celebrates 25 of the most compelling startups and five companies to watch in the future. Coeur d’Alene-based Continuous Composites won an award for the “most radical product or service.”
The 25+5 event, hosted by Ignite Northwest and the Spokane Journal of Business, celebrates 25 of the most compelling startups and five companies to watch in the future. Coeur d’Alene-based Continuous Composites won an award for the “most radical product or service.”
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