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CPX-KYRONMAX

ISO TESTED. CLINICALLY TRUSTED.

What is CPX-KyronMAX?

CPX-KyronMAX is a high-impact co-polymer reinforced with carbon fiber, engineered specifically for demanding prosthetic applications. When used within the PROTEOR Print ecosystem, it became the first FFF material to pass ISO 10328 prosthetic testing, exceeding the 4,400 N force requirement and demonstrating the strength needed for definitive socket fabrication.

In The Ring With KM

At Unbroken in Ukraine, a wounded soldier is using boxing as part of his rehabilitation journey with the support of a definitive prosthetic socket 3D printed on an ICARUS Lite. The socket was produced using CPX-KyronMAX, PROTEOR’s proprietary definitive socket material co-developed with Mitsubishi Chemical Group.

This story demonstrates how advanced materials, digital fabrication, and clinical expertise can come together to support real-world rehabilitation and help patients return to the activities that matter most to them.

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For three years, our team worked with Mitsubishi Chemical Group to develop CPX-KyronMAX specifically for the Orthotics and Prosthetic Industry. We now see the material being used for definitive sockets all around the world. Read more about our definitive testing here:

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