Technology Licensing
The patented Fiberforge manufacturing process is focused on the production of thermoplastic advanced composites for high volume, high performance applications.
Our licensed partners enjoy unique competitive advantages, including fabrication costs reduced by more than 30% compared to traditional processes. Licensees have preferred access to Fiberforge engineering and equipment design teams.
Fiberforge fabrication turnkey systems produce highly advanced composite parts with minimal labor, less scrap and for a lower cost than any competing technology.
Advanced Composite Parts in Minutes
Where traditional composites take hours to produce, the Fiberforge process sets a new standard — parts made in just a few minutes. Fiberforge licences its patented process and will work directly with licensees to implement the RELAY® Station at the location of their choice.
Successful Relay Licenses
Fiberforge Relay Station technology makes efficient, high volume advanced composite manufacturing a reality. Here are just a few of our successful technology licensing partnerships:
Cutting Dynamics, Inc.
Markets Served: Aircraft Seating
Based in Avon, OH, Cutting Dynamics is a global OEM supplier of metal and thermoplastic composite components to the aerospace and other markets. In 2007, CDI established a thermoplastic composite production center with a worldwide license of the patented Fiberforge Relay Station for the production of aircraft seat structures. Bill Carson, CEO of CDI, notes that the Fiberforge process “is the most cost-effective means for processing lightweight thermoplastic advanced composite components.”
Oribi Manufacturing
Markets Served: Sports & Recreation Products
Oribi Manufacturing, based in Denver, CO is a licensee of Fiberforge technology used for manufacturing consumer sporting goods and outdoor recreation products. The addition of Relay technology has increased Oribi's manufacturing capacity and provided them with a significant competitive advantage in global composites supply markets.
MRC/NEDO and University of Tokyo
Markets Served: Automotive Industry
Mitsubishi Rayon Co., Ltd. (MRC), New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization (NEDO - a government organization of Japan) and the University of Tokyo are a R&D licensee of the Fiberforge technology to develop reinforced thermoplastic composites for automotive applications.
Contact us to speak with our Fiberforge team about the Relay Station.
