In order to better simulate 3D printed projects and compare materials between each other, we’ve tested our composite FFF filaments in 3 different printing directions. This mechanical data was obtained by a series of normalized tensile tests (ISO 527-2/1A) on... View Article
After a year of co-development with Tik Tok content creator Coben, the KBC filament range is finally available over at coben.shop, and soon on the nanovia.tech e-shop. This new range is based on the Nanovia PLA EF, a high quality... View Article
New over at imprimante3Dfrance, this limited edition gray (RAL7012) Nanovia TPU 70D. This semi-rigid filament is particularly suited for shock absorbing components that also require structural capabilities. As for example, this Rocket-X3 Race/Shuriken Whoop racing drone chassis, modelled and 3D... View Article
Other than our technical FFF filaments for 3D printing, Nanovia is also able to develop materials in specific colours, as we are doing for the PLA of the brand KBC, by Benjamin Collet. The products of this new range, made... View Article
Nanovia specializes in the development and manufacturing of fibre reinforced polymer filaments for FFF 3D printing. One of the fibres we use is aramid, which we notably use to reinforce ABS. Aramid fibres Aramid is a derivative synthetic fibre from... View Article
Our Nanovia TPU 70D is one again available via our reseller network This semi-rigid FFF filament if ideal for outdoor structural parts that require the capability to absorb harsh and repetitive shocks, such as drones, wheels, prosthetics, security equipement etc…. Nanovia TPU 70D is available in two colours : Black and Transparent To learn more about... View Article
Nanovia specializes in the production of composite filaments for 3D printing. Among the different compounds used, carbon fibres make a big impact on our FFF Filaments, such as Nanovia ABS CF, and Nanovia PETG CF. Carbon fibres have a low... View Article
As often the case, one of the first practical applications of our new materials for 3D printing is for internal usage. After the first wave of Covid-19, we developed two certified virucide (ISO 21702) filaments. And it’s with that material... View Article
Launched early May, Nanovia is expanding it’s range of available technical composite polymer pellets. The “Nanovia pellets” range now included all of Nanovia’s composite formulations. Including natural, carbon and aramid fibres, as well as unique properties such as virucidal and... View Article
Nanovia’s FFF filament spools will henceforth be commercialized in recycled cardboard boxes. The laser engraved box are more solid and don’t require any additional protection in transport. Equipped with a better closing system, the new Nanovia spool boxes can be stacked without collapsing. All our... View Article