This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Airbus Operations, S.L.U.. Active years: 2026.
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Years Active: 2026
Title: Guillermo Hernáiz López: Advancing Nylon 6,6 Recycling for 3D Printing
Introduction
Guillermo Hernáiz López is an inventor based in Getafe, Spain, and works at Airbus Operations, S.L.U. His patent work focuses on reusing Nylon 6,6 vacuum bags as material for 3D printing.
Latest Patents
Hernáiz López is associated with 1 patent: “Methods for Recycling Plastic Nylon 6,6 from Vacuum Bags to Obtain Filaments or Powder for 3D Printing Processes.” The method for producing filaments begins with used Nylon 6,6 vacuum bags, which undergo quality checks before being cut into smaller pieces or pellets. After another quality check, the material is melted in an extruder, cooled, and expelled through a die to form recycled filaments. The filaments are then wound into coils.
Career Highlights
His patent describes a process for converting used industrial material into feedstock for 3D printing. By outlining quality checks and processing steps from collection through extrusion and winding, the invention addresses the preparation of recycled Nylon 6,6 filaments.
Collaborations
Hernáiz López’s listed coworkers include Enrique Guinaldo Fernández and Tamara Blanco Varela.
Conclusion
Guillermo Hernáiz López’s patent presents a practical approach to recycling Nylon 6,6 vacuum bags into material for 3D printing, connecting industrial reuse with additive manufacturing.
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