3D Printing Of Thermoset Polymers And Composites

Jeffrey S Moore; Scott R White; Nancy R Sottos; Ian D Robertson; Jia En Aw

3D Printing Of Thermoset Polymers And Composites

Jeffrey S Moore (Inventor), Scott R White (Inventor), Nancy R Sottos (Inventor), Ian D Robertson (Inventor), Jia En Aw (Inventor)

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Abstract

The present disclosure provides a novel method of 3D printing using frontal polymerization chemistry. This method enables the printing of tough, high quality thermosets in a short time with the option of adding fiber reinforcement. As such, it facilitates fabrication of mechanically robust 3D-printed devices and structures.

Original language	English (US)
U.S. patent number	10920002
Filing date	5/14/18
State	Published - Feb 16 2021

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3D Printing Of Thermoset Polymers And Composites

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