Supermaterial applications company Lyten has been named the primary filament supplier for American aerospace and defense company Modovolo’s BFP platform, a transportable 3D printer built to manufacture aerospace, motorsports, and defense-grade parts outside traditional factory settings. The companies announced the partnership as a joint push toward a fully domestic additive manufacturing supply chain, from raw material to finished part. Modovolo’s BFP is a containerized, modular system designed to be deployed in remote or harsh environments without depending on outside supply chains, allowing large, complex components to be printed close to where they’re needed rather than shipped in from centralized factories. The platform has been tuned specifically to run on Lyten’s 3D Graphene-enhanced filament line, and PA1205 is now positioned as the default material across BFP installations. Why Modovolo Picked PA1205 Modovolo built the BFP out of necessity: the company couldn’t find a US-made 3D printer fast or affordable enough to produce… read more