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How does the CBAM-25 store and process material?
See how at 0:35 Long-fiber carbon or fiberglass substrate is loaded into the printer.

How does CBAM technology yield and produce high-tolerance parts?
00:48 The web of carbon fiber substrate is precisely located using real-time AI vision, to achieve high-tolerance in each part during production runs.

How does CBAM-25 throughput and speed keep up with material demand during build queues?
00:53 Continuous roll fed material allows for 11,800 cm3 composite-based printing per hour. For simplicity, it's 1 layer every 3.8 seconds.

At what temperature does CBAM 3D printing happen? Does the CBAM-25 work cell need specific environment and temperature control?
1:00 CBAM technology applies traditional 2D printing methods at room temperature for each printed layer.

1:10 Using inkjet technology, the part build/pattern is printed onto each layer of the carbon fiber or fiberglass substrate.

1:18 Industrial-grade polymer powder is uniformly applied to the carbon fiber or fiberglass substrate, then the powder adheres only to the printed image represented in the part build files.

1:24 Excess powder is removed, revealing the printed layer from the desired part build.

1:32 The process repeats for all the layers of the build. CBAM-25 is the fastest industrial 3D printer at 1 layer every 3.8 seconds (15x faster than rival technologies).

1:38 The web of material is cut into individual layers.

2:04 Real-time AI vision precisely stacks a layer of carbon fiber substrate every 3.8 seconds.

2:22 Printed build is then automatically unloaded from the CBAM-25 print module.

2:54 The build block is then loaded into a heated press.

3:19 The build block of stacked carbon fiber or fiberglass sheets is heated to the melting point of polymer and then compressed to precisely to the build height.

3:28 Automated media blasting removes excess fibers to reveal the final parts.

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