Oribi Manufacturing
Lighter, Stiffer, Tougher
60% Lighter than Steel
and 600% Stiffer
25% lighter than aluminum
60% less scrap during production than sheet goods
500% Stiffer Than Injection Molded Plastics
Applications
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Energy |
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Medical |
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Defense |
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Aerospace |
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Transportation |
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Recreation |
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Consumer Electronics |
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Automotive |
Features and Benefits:
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high specific strength and stiffness and low density. | |
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thermoplastics’ high toughness makes their use appealing in applications that require energy absorption and strength after impact | |
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mass-producing lightweight structural parts | |
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Parts can have any laminate orientations, ply build-ups, holes | |
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MATERIALS | |
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materials, Carbon/PPS Unidirectional, Carbon/Nylon Unidirectional,
Quasi-Isotropic
Reinforcement: Carbon Fiber, Fiberglass, Aramid Fiber, Polyethylene Fiber, Basalt Fiber Matrix: PA, PBT, PEKK, PE, PPS, PEEK, PET, TPU, PP |
Process - Matched Die Plastic
Forging
Automated, Robotic, Controlled Processing
Cycle Times range from a 1-3 minutes
High Pressure
Automated Trimming
High Pressure
Automated Trimming

TIP
When
reviewing tensile strength from Oribi in regards to ply direction, remember that
the PSI or Mpa is measured per "amount of material". You use
those numbers and the quantity of material going each way to get your part
strength.
If you had a 4 ply layup that was 0deg and 90deg you would have the following:
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