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Examines bio tribological properties of novel 3D printed PEEK composites, suggesting potential improvements.
• 3D-printable PEEK composites reinforced with hBN and Si 3 N 4 were successfully fabricated. • hBN-reinforced PEEK significantly reduced friction and specific wear rate under PBS lubrication. • Si 3 N 4 -reinforced PEEK increased friction and caused abrasive damage to cobalt–chromium counter surfaces. • Tensile strength was retained, while impact resistance was improved. • Filler incorporation enhanced crystallinity and maintained thermal stability in additively manufactured PEEK composites.
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