This Friday, Nanovia will be attending the INNOVATION SSF-PME meet-up at Brest. During this event organised by the National Navy fleet support service (SSF), Nanovia will be presenting our 3D printing materials adapted for the maintenance and equipment of vessels... View Article
Specialized in technical and composite filament manufacturer for industrial additive manufacturing, Nanovia commercializes many polymers, among which carbon fibre reinforced polypropylene (PP CF). This materials unique properties are put to use by Athletics 3D, a company that specialized in custom... View Article
The young fashion brand INCXNNUE, founded by Laura Deweilde, chose the flexible Nanovia Istroflex filament, for their “Prysme” hip bag. This biodegradable FFF filament is made using cosmetic grade using oyster shells, and will be used to make the frame... View Article
Today is the international 3D Printing Day. As a part of the industry for almost 10 years, we’ve witnessed its evolution and democratization. We are now able to fulfill some of the most technical requests thanks to the development of... View Article
December 8th, come and join Nanovia at our manufacturing site in Louargat, for the industry Meetup : “innovation at the service of Defence” This meetup, organized by Anticipa, will start with 3 presentations followed by the visit of Nanovia :... View Article
Launched in September 2021, the IODA project aims to develop technical materials, allowing the production of lithium ion accelerators (batteries) by additive FDM manufacturing. This new technology would enable the creation of batteries shaped and integrated into their containers, for... View Article
In order to further develop the French tech industry, Nanovia has been nominated to participate in the France Relance program. We would like to thank the Région Bretagne for its support, and we salute the President of the French republic... View Article
Named SAMFAST for SAMple FAST was created with the goal of creating cavity moulds in a fraction of the time using additive manufacturing compared to traditional methods ; using the materials developed and industrialized by Nanovia, in conjunction with Compositic... View Article
Following collaborations between Nanovia and the different branches of the French armies, our Nanovia PETG CF received the UAF label. Carbon fibers improve the mechanical properties of prints and reduce the risks of deformations/warping and failures, allowing for faster printing... View Article
In this third installment of Makershop’s mini series at the military school in Bourges, France, the brigadier general Baldi elaborates on the use of 3D printing with repairs. A shock absorber ring printed using Nanovia’s PETG CF: carbon fibre for their small... View Article