Continuous Composites, based in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, has entered into a joint development agreement with France’s Saint-Gobain to manufacture aerospace components using its Continuous Fiber 3D Printing (CF3D) technology. Saint-Gobain will also lead the certification of CF3D for commercial aerospace applications. This collaboration underscores the growing demand for innovative additive manufacturing solutions in the aerospace sector, with Saint-Gobain’s facilities in the U.S. and Europe set to house several CF3D machines.
CEO Tyler Alvarado highlighted the significance of this partnership, noting the rigorous standards of the aerospace industry and the potential for CF3D technology to revolutionize manufacturing processes. This agreement follows previous partnerships with Arkema and Siemens Energy, expanding Continuous Composites’ reach into aerospace, energy, and defense sectors.
As the company scales commercialization, it plans to double its workforce, offering high-tech job opportunities in the region. Continuous Composites also anticipates further growth, with continued investments and collaborations shaping its future.
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