Impossible Objects, Inc. spotlighted Composite-Based Additive Manufacturing (CBAM) technology at the Oregon Manufacturing Innovation Center's Members' event on August 27th.

Impossible Objects, Inc. headquartered in Northbrook, IL. Research and development located in Rochester, NY. We developed CBAM technology a fundamentally new production process within additive manufacturing. CBAM at its core is advanced composite based additive manufacturing, to keep it simple - 1,600% faster carbon fiber production to rival injection molding speeds while leaving competition in the Stone Age. We reimagined AM completely, to redefine industrial 3D printing in a way that truly quantum leaps current market capabilities. Our industrial composite based 3D printing, produces stronger, high precision, geometrically complex parts, with a wider variety of materials, faster than other methods. Produce end-use parts made of carbon fiber, PEEK, Fiberglass and other materials with mechanical properties many times better than traditional methods. CBAM allows a freedom of design and build capability for geometries that were previously not possible. Our industrial machines the CBAM 25, and CBAM 2 are transforming AM capabilities in various industrial based applications within; Aerospace, Aviation, Electronics Manufacturing, Commercial Drones, Military Drones, UAS, Automotive, Athletics, Defense, Healthcare, Industrial Components, Robotics, Wave Solder Pallets, Electronics Tooling, and More. For more information, please contact info@impossible-objects.com Or explore the industrial 3D printer revolutionizing additive manufacturing website at https://impossible-objects.com/cbam-25/

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