Abstract
3D print of composite materials is one of the rapidly developing areas of additive manufacturing technology. This technology is using (instead of advanced FDM or SLA technologies) materials reinforced by short or micro fibres (mainly carbon or glass fibres). These fibres are oriented mainly in direction of filament extrusion. This is causing transverse- isotropic mechanical properties of final part. Composite materials with short fibres has higher modulus of elasticity, higher strength in bending, better thermal stability and higher impact resistance. These properties can be defined by change of volume rate between matrix and reinforcement. It is noticed nowadays, that these materials are more used in automotive and aerospace industry.
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