Fortify, Rogers Partner to Develop 3D Printed Dielectric Material Systems for Radio Frequency Devices
Fortify, a Boston-based 3D printing startup, and Rogers Corporation, the global leader in engineered materials for advanced connectivity and power electronics, announced their partnership to enable additive manufacturing of low-loss dielectric materials for radio frequency (RF) devices and electronics.
The partnership allows both companies to leverage their areas of expertise to unlock scalable manufacturing of high-value RF components. Rogers Corporation’s market dominance in low-loss, high frequency materials combined with Fortify’s advanced composite processing capabilities enables customers to efficiently design and print precision substrates, Luneberg-like Gradient Refractive Index lenses and end-use components. Fortify’s Continuous Kinetic Mixing (CKMTM) powered DLP platform enables high-throughput pr
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On May 25, Fortify (Boston, Mass., U.S.) a 3D printing startup, and Rogers Corp. (Chandler, Ariz., U.S.) an engineered materials company for advanced connectivity and power electronics, announced a partnership to enable the additive manufacturing (AM) of low-loss dielectric materials for radio frequency (RF) devices and electronics using Fortify’s Flux 3D printer series for fiber- and particle-filled photopolymers.
The partnership will allow the leveraging of both company’s areas of expertise to unlock scalable manufacturing of high-value RF components. For example, Roger Corp.’s market dominance in low-loss, RF materials and Fortify’s advanced composite processing capabilities will enable customers to efficiently design and print precision substrates, Luneberg-like Gradient Refractive Index lenses and end-use components. Fortify’s Continuous Kinetic Mixing (CKM)-powered digital light processing (DLP) platform enables high-throughput producti
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Fortify, Rogers to Develop 3D Printed Dielectric Material Systems for RF Devices
Fortify, a Boston-based 3D printing startup, and Rogers Corporation, the global leader in engineered materials for advanced connectivity and power electronics, announced their partnership to enable additive manufacturing of low-loss dielectric materials for radio frequency (RF) devices and electronics.
The partnership allows both companies to leverage their areas of expertise to unlock scalable manufacturing of high-value RF components. Rogers Corporation’s market dominance in low-loss, high frequency materials combined with Fortify’s advanced composite processing capabilities enables customers to efficiently design and print precision substrates, Luneberg-like Gradient Refractive Index lenses and end-use components. Fortify’s Continuous Kinetic Mixing (CKMTM) powered DLP platform enables high-throughput production of fine-feat
Fortify and Rogers Corporation Partner to Develop 3D Printed Dielectric Material Systems for Radio Frequency Devices
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BOSTON, May 25, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Fortify, a Boston-based 3D printing startup, and Rogers Corporation, the global leader in engineered materials for advanced connectivity and power electronics, announced today their partnership to enable additive manufacturing of low-loss dielectric materials for radio frequency (RF) devices and electronics.
The partnership allows both companies to leverage their areas of expertise to unlock scalable manufacturing of high-value RF components. Rogers Corporation s market dominance in low-loss, high frequency materials combined with Fortify s advanced composite processing capabilities enables customers to efficiently design and print precision substrates, Luneberg-like Gradient Refractive Index lenses, and end-use components. Fortify s Continuous Kinetic Mixing (CKM