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New developments of short and continuous fibre printing

with exceptional mechanical behaviour and unique functionalities by César Augusto, Brightlands Materials Center Additive manufacturing (AM) techniques have been extensively explored in the last decades due to their potential to transform existent production technologies. Fused filament fabrication (FFF) is a very versatile AM technique, although it is widely used for prototyping due to their limited mechanical properties, especially in between layers. To approach this matter, a novel technique was developed in which the strength in between layers was increased in 184%. Also included in the topic are embedded continuous carbon fibers with unique functionalities, used to monitor the structural health of 3D printed parts in real time, decreasing the need for periodical inspections. For more information go to www.3dprintingevent.com or www.jakajima.eu If you want to watch more videos about 3D Printing visit www.jakajima.eu/tv