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Mold Inserts

Fast and Cost Effective

Fortify mold inserts set the new standard for 3D printed tooling. Fiber reinforced tools allow molds to withstand the rigorous conditions in a molding press. Why wait 2-10 weeks for tooling for your short run needs?

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Continuous Kinetic Mixing™

Fortify’s CKM process ensures that particles and fiber additives are uniformly distributed in your parts – not on the bottom of the print reservoir.
Unlocking new material properties in additives

Fortify’s open materials platform leverages innovation across the Additive Manufacturing ecosystem. Fortify focuses on enhancing material properties by integrating functional additives from our library of fiber and particles.
Fluxprint™

Fluxprint uses magnets to align fibers for optimized microstructures in your part, enhancing strength, stiffness, wear, and HDT.

Material Solutions

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Material Solutions

Continuous Kinetic Mixing™

Fortify’s CKM process ensures that particles and fiber additives are uniformly distributed in your parts – not on the bottom of the print reservoir.

Unlocking new material properties in additives

Fortify’s open materials platform leverages innovation across the Additive Manufacturing ecosystem. Fortify focuses on enhancing material properties by integrating functional additives from our library of fiber and particles.

Fluxprint™

Fluxprint uses magnets to align fibers for optimized microstructures in your part, enhancing strength, stiffness, wear, and HDT.

Learn about Fortify's Process and Materials

3D Printing

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Applications

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Applications

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Composites

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