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Mitsubishi Chemical Advanced Material’s startup accelerator, Growth Garage concluded the High-Temperature Carbon-Fiber 3D printing challenge in December 2021. In this challenge, the participants were asked to incorporate the strength and properties of the KyronMax® carbon-fiber 3D printing filament with the flexibility and sustainability of 3D printing in their design.
Mitsubishi Chemical Advanced Material’s startup accelerator, Growth Garage concluded the High-Temperature Carbon-Fiber 3D printing challenge in December 2021. In this challenge, the participants were asked to incorporate the strength and properties of the KyronMax® carbon-fiber 3D printing filament with the flexibility and sustainability of 3D printing in their design.
Mitsubishi Chemical Advanced Material’s startup accelerator, Growth Garage concluded the High-Temperature Carbon-Fiber 3D printing challenge in December 2021. In this challenge, the participants were asked to incorporate the strength and properties of the KyronMax® carbon-fiber 3D printing filament with the flexibility and sustainability of 3D printing in their design.
Mitsubishi Chemical Advanced Material’s startup accelerator, Growth Garage concluded the High-Temperature Carbon-Fiber 3D printing challenge in December 2021. In this challenge, the participants were asked to incorporate the strength and properties of the KyronMax® carbon-fiber 3D printing filament with the flexibility and sustainability of 3D printing in their design.
Mitsubishi Chemical Advanced Material’s startup accelerator, Growth Garage concluded the High-Temperature Carbon-Fiber 3D printing challenge in December 2021. In this challenge, the participants were asked to incorporate the strength and properties of the KyronMax® carbon-fiber 3D printing filament with the flexibility and sustainability of 3D printing in their design.
Mitsubishi Chemical Advanced Material’s startup accelerator, Growth Garage concluded the High-Temperature Carbon-Fiber 3D printing challenge in December 2021. In this challenge, the participants were asked to incorporate the strength and properties of the KyronMax® carbon-fiber 3D printing filament with the flexibility and sustainability of 3D printing in their design.
Mitsubishi Chemical Advanced Material’s startup accelerator, Growth Garage concluded the High-Temperature Carbon-Fiber 3D printing challenge in December 2021. In this challenge, the participants were asked to incorporate the strength and properties of the KyronMax® carbon-fiber 3D printing filament with the flexibility and sustainability of 3D printing in their design.