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Noztek extrusion equipment referenced in peer-reviewed publications from UCL, Cranfield, NUI Galway Ireland, University of Sheffield, and other leading research institutions worldwide.
fusionX — World-Leading Desktop Mixing Extruder
Following a three-year development programme, the Noztek fusionX is recognised as one of the leading desktop single-screw mixing extruders in the world. Engineered with exceptional precision, the fusionX represents the pinnacle of Noztek's manufacturing capability — purpose-built for researchers creating entirely new polymer formulations.
Read Press ReleasefusionX — The World's Only Single-Screw Hot Melt Mixing Extruder
Following a three-year development programme, the Noztek fusionX is recognised as one of the leading desktop single-screw mixing extruders in the world. Engineered with exceptional precision, the fusionX represents the pinnacle of Noztek's manufacturing capability — purpose-built for researchers creating entirely new polymer formulations.
Read Press ReleaseRobotic Roller Conveyor — Infinity Print Bed
The Infinity Print Bed Conveyor brings continuous 24/7 robotic 3D printing to advanced composites. Featuring print-and-eject capability at 45 degrees, it produces thousands of parts from carbon, Kevlar, and specialist thermoplastics without interruption.
Read Press Release3D Tablet Printing for Personalised Pharmaceuticals
FDM technology is transforming pharmaceutical manufacturing, combining cost advantages with the ability to print patient-tailored dose formulations — opening the door to personalised medicine at point of care.
Read PaperHighly Conductive and Stretchable Filament for Flexible Electronics
This study presents a highly conductive and stretchable filament for material extrusion 3D printing, addressing the conductivity and flexibility limitations of existing conductive filaments for flexible electronics applications.
Read Paper3D Printed Controlled Urea Delivery Device for Tooth Decay Prevention
Researchers developed a 3D printed controlled-release urea delivery device targeting dental caries prevention — offering a novel alternative to fluoride supplementation for high-risk individuals.
Read PaperWood Powders in 3D Printing: Processes, Properties and Potential
A comprehensive review of wood powder as a renewable, low-cost fibre component in 3D printing — exploring how lignocellulosic materials can reduce costs and improve the environmental sustainability of additively manufactured products.
Read PaperManufacturing Pitch and Polyethylene Blend Fibres as Carbon Fibre Precursors
This paper reports a unique manufacturing method blending mesophase pitch with linear low-density polyethylene (LLDPE) to produce carbon fibre precursors that are significantly less brittle than neat pitch fibres, with LLDPE content ranging from 5–20 wt%.
Read PaperProject Seafood — Creating Waves of Change on Our Shores
A case study in mobile 3D printing for environmental impact — how desktop manufacturing was taken on the road to create tangible solutions for ocean conservation, demonstrating the accessibility of FDM technology beyond the lab.
Read ArticleBioinspired PCL Composite Scaffolds for Bone Regeneration
An integrated workflow combining hot melt extrusion and fused filament fabrication to produce bioinspired macroporous scaffolds for bone tissue engineering — using PCL enriched with sodium alginate, microcrystalline cellulose, and nano-hydroxyapatite.
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University of SheffieldHighly conductive and stretchable filament for flexible electronics
Conductive and stretchable filaments are crucial for advancing additive manufacturing, particularly in flexible electronics. However, existing conductive filaments suffer from limitations in conductivity and stretchability. To overcome these challenges, this study presents a highly conductive and stretchable filament for material extrusion type 3D printing.
Read PaperPolyvinyl Alcohol — A Versatile Excipient for Pharmaceutical 3D Printing
A review of PVA's role as an excipient across multiple 3D printing techniques for pharmaceutical dosage forms, examining how material selection drives the success of personalised medicine manufacturing.
Read PaperCarbon nanotubes–Elium nanocomposite sensor for structural health monitoring of unidirectional glass fibre reinforced epoxy composite
The emergence of new technologies in composite manufacturing and inspection has contributed to significant advancements in the wind energy industry. Unidirectional (UD) glass fibre reinforced epoxy composites are widely used in the manufacturing of wind turbine blades due to their good fatigue resistance.
Read PaperMechanical and microstructural analysis of glass fibre-reinforced high-density polyethylene thermoplastic waste composites
As the demand for thermoplastic composite materials continues to surge across diverse industries, the imperative for efficient waste management, collection, and recycling of domestic thermoplastic materials has become increasingly evident.
Read PaperUpcycling waste polypropylene with basalt fibre reinforcement enhancing additive manufacturing feedstock for advanced mechanical performance
This research seeks to overcome the printing and processing challenges of using waste polypropylene (PP) reinforced with short basalt fibres, transforming them into upcycled feedstock for additive manufacturing.
Read PaperExperimental study on mechanical properties of material extrusion additive manufactured parts from recycled glass fibre-reinforced polypropylene composite
This paper presents an optimised material extrusion (MEX) 3D printing method with feedstock produced from glass fibre reinforced polypropylene (GFRPP) composite waste and investigates the effect of glass fibre weight fraction.
Read PaperMicrowave dielectric characterisation of 3D-printed BaTiO3/ABS polymer composites
Microwave dielectric characterisation of 3D-printed BaTiO3/ABS polymer composites, where the Noztek Pro extruder was heavily used to produce the results. The BaTiO3 microparticles (nominal particle size < 3 μm, Sigma-Aldrich, St. Louis) were dispersed in ABS (MFI-22, Styrolution, Frankfurt am Main) by first dissolving the ABS pellets in acetone, typically using about one litre of acetone per 200 g of ABS.
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