Lyten, the supermaterial applications company and leader in energy storage, and Modovolo, a technology leader in US-made 3D printers and drones, have jointly informed about a partnership to advance the global expansion of the BFP, Modovolo's modular 3D printing platform designed for high-performance parts in aviation, automotive, and industrial machinery. The BFP platform has been optimized to run on Lyten's 3D Graphene enhanced filaments, creating a lighter, stronger, and faster printing solution for customers.
Modovolo drone made with Lyten's PA1205 ultra-high strength, lighter-weight nylon-based filament that outperforms carbon fiber-based alternatives in X-Y axis tensile strength (+100%), Z axis tensile strength (+40%), and impact resistance (+50%). PA1205 also delivers improved temperature performance and faster print speeds, with minimal warping and without sacrificing dimensional accuracy.
Modovolo developed the BFP to address the growing demand for a US-sourced, US-made 3D printer to meet the need for large, complex commercial, industrial, and defense grade parts to be available right where the customer needs them. The modular, transportable design enables BFP to eliminate supply chain dependencies and be deployed in the harshest conditions, while still delivering aerospace-grade quality.
Lyten and Modovolo will be jointly showcasing the BFP platform, powered by Lyten’s advanced filaments, at the Civil-Military Innovation Institute (CMI2), Northern Strike exercises, and other leading aerospace and motorsports events throughout the year.
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