This is Antefil


The vision that drives us

We want to expedite the transition of the global composites industry to a more cost- and energy-efficient future and to help previously untouched markets adapt advanced lightweight material technology. To achieve these goals, we want to redefine the limits of cycle time and laminate quality encountered in large scale composites production and provide recyclable material preforms for processes currently bound to thermosets.

From an idea to its realization:

It started with a simple thought. If trying to fill the gaps between fibres with plastic is difficult, why don’t we reverse the problem? We started coating fibres with plastic — individually at first, then with multiple filaments in parallel, and finally in-line with glass spinning. In 2020, Antefil kicked off as a technology transfer project to bring this technology to market and establish a new standard in composites production.

Achievements and origins

We have spearheaded the development of microengineered hybrid fibres and their associated technologies.

The people who make it happen

We combine over 50 years of experience in composites technologies.

Dr. Christoph Schneeberger

Mechanical and process engineer

Executive lead, co-founder

Prof. Dr. Paolo Ermanni

Mechanical and process engineer

Technology lead, co-founder

Dr. Thomas Billeter

Economist, electrical engineer

Financial lead, co-founder

It takes a village to raise a startup

We have been lucky enough to start our journey in a growing ecosystem with plenty of opportunities for help and support.

Become a part of us

Do you want to set the next standard in composites production? If you are passionate about your work, highly skilled in what you do, and enjoy working with people and technologies which make a difference, take a look at the open positions.

Spontaneous application

If no advertised position fits, candidates can send a short motivation, skills summary and CV to careers@antefil.com for quick feedback on whether a full application is worthwhile.