Continuous Composites

Continuous Composites develops 3D printing technology for composite products, featuring continuous-scale manufacturing that uses co-axial multi-material nozzles to combine continuous fibers with cured proprietary thermoset acrylates for stronger parts. This approach enables the production of structural composite components with mechanical properties approaching those of traditionally manufactured composites. Founded in 2013 and headquartered in Coeur d'Alene, United States, Continuous Composites has raised approximately $19.3M in Series A funding from investors including B. Riley Financial, NOVA by Saint-Gobain, Arkema, and Mountain Man Ventures. The company employs 34 people and its continuous fiber additive manufacturing technology enables the production of lightweight, high-strength parts for aerospace, defense, and industrial applications, combining the design freedom of 3D printing with the structural performance of continuous fiber composites.

3D Printing > Hardware > 3D Printers > Industrial Grade > Technology Based > Continuous Fiber Additive Manufacturing (CFAM)