Fortify and polySpectra awarded $3M DOE grant for 3D printed tooling

Fortify and polySpectra, along with partners, were awarded $3 million from the U.S. Department of Energy to develop durable direct additive tooling for automotive lightweighting using cyclic olefin resin-based composites.

“The DOE granted $3 million to polySpectra and Fortify, along with National Renewable Energy Laboratory, MPI Systems, RePliForm and the Oak Ridge National Laboratory to develop durable direct additive tooling for automotive lightweighting via cyclic olefin resin-based composites.”ptonline.com

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• ptonline.comFortify and polySpectra Win Dept. of Energy Funding | Plastics TechnologyEdited by: PT Editorial TeamJul 21, 2022

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