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Composites
Stacking based on continuous carbon fibre tow
San Francisco-based Seriforge has developed a new Z-axis fibre stitching process.
21st February 2018
Innovation in Textiles
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San Francisco, CA
Such composites, the company points out, are more complicated to process than traditional materials like metals, being anisotropic, with different properties in different directions due to their 2D ply layer build-up. They are also not scalable for cost effective mass production and are predominately built up manually and subject to variability in their performance from part to part.
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