Press kit
- About Antefil Composite Tech (boilerplate)
- Antefil at a glance
- News and press releases
- Images
- Images of management
- Logo
Further materials and high resolution media available upon request via the contact form or email to info[at]antefil.com.
About Antefil Composite Tech (boilerplate)
Antefil Composite Tech offers a more cost-efficient and cleaner way to produce lightweight components for applications in mobility, transport, energy and sports goods. Its patent-pending technology allows the production of glass fibres that are individually coated with a meltable, recyclable plastic. With these fibres, lightweight structures can be manufactured using a minimal amount of pressure and heat.
The Antefil technology stands for an efficient, circular production of composites – even at a large scale. Economic advantages include time and energy savings because of shorter cycle times compared to state-of-the-art production methods, aerospace-grade component quality, and the materials’ recyclability.
Founded in 2022, the Swiss startup has already won various awards, such as the Venture Kick initiative and the ETH Zurich Spark Award. For more information about Antefil and its unique technology, visit their website: antefil.com
Antefil at a glance
2022
Founding year
ETH Zurich
Spin-off
Switzerland
Headquarters
8
Permanent team members
CHF 3’143’500
Funding received
News and press releases
Protected: “New Plastic Heroes”
Protected: Placed 2nd among all newcomers in Engineering in the TOP 100 Swiss Startup Ranking 2024
Antefil graduates from CDL Paris Climate stream
Kickfund invests in the future of efficient composites manufacturing
Antefil to showcase cutting-edge hybrid fibre technology at JEC World 2024 in Paris
Welcome Leos Urbanek
Images
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Electron microscopy of a single hybrid fibre with an opened coating, revealing the glass core underneath.
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Cakes of microengineered hybrid fibres.
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Illustration of how preforms made from hybrid fibres consolidate on a microscopic level.
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Nicole Aegerter and Christoph Schneeberger in the laboratory, holding a hybrid fibre cake.
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Nicole Aegerter in the laboratory, holding a hybrid fibre cake and standing next to the fibre spinning prototype.
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Christoph Schneeberger holding a hybrid fibre sample.
Images of management
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From left to right: co-founders Christoph Schneeberger, Thomas Billeter, Nicole Aegerter, and Paolo Ermanni, just after signing the founding documents.
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Dr. Christoph Schneeberger, executive lead & co-founder.
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Dr. Nicole Aegerter, operational lead & co-founder.