Blog about 3D printing technologies
With the development of 3D printing technology, new materials and technologies continue to appear. More and more materials can be 3D printed, and soft materials can also be 3D printed. The main processes for 3D printing soft materials include: Stereo Lithography Apparatus (SLA), Selected Laser Sintering (SLS) and Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM). Introduce the characteristics …
This is a high precision CNC process that can be used to cut, etch, engrave and mark a variety of sheet materials including metal, plastic, wood, textiles, glass, ceramic and leather. INTRODUCTION Laser works by focusing thermal energy on a spot 0.1 mm to 1 mm (0.0004-0.004in.) wide to melt or vaporize the material. And …
In this cold metal forming process, the part is made by a punch that forces a sheet metal blank into a closely matched die to produce sheet geometries. Very deep parts can be formed using progressive dies. INTRODUCTION Cold metal pressing is known as ‘deep drawing’ when the depth of the draw is greater than …
SLS(Selective Laser Sintering) 3D printed parts have rough surface and grainy feeling, and cannot obtain the same smooth surface as injection molded parts or CNC machined parts, and are not as good as SLA(stereolithography)3D printed parts, which restricts their application. If we want to make SLS 3D printed parts obtain better surface smoothness and glossy …
According to the principles of 3D printing technology, we can say that 3D printing technology is an interdisciplinary technology, and printing materials are the core of this technology. The emergence of a material directly determines its 3D printing molding process, equipment structure, and molding properties. From the SLA technology in the 1980s to today’s 3D …
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The application of 3D printing in film and television is developing very rapidly. Why? Because many film and television drama shooting tasks require special customization, and the amount is generally relatively small; this demand is innately compatible with the rapid prototyping of small batches of non-standard parts that 3D printing is good at. There are …
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With the development of 3D printing technology, research work will enter a new stage, and this is just a matter of time. “4D printing” is a recently defined category used to describe the integration of existing 3D printing technology and Mars material science to create a printed component whose configuration can be changed by environmental …
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FDM 3D printing technology has a wide range of applications in many fields. Let’s talk about the application of 3D printing prototypes in motorcycle engine design. Speaking of this, one has to talk about Ducati, one of the most famous racing motorcycle manufacturers in the world. Ducati was founded in 1926, and its characteristics are …
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There are many types of 3D printing technologies, and currently they are widely used: SLS selective laser sintering molding technology, DLP/SLA light curing molding technology, FDM fusion layered molding technology, 3DP technology and so on. The following is a detailed introduction of the different types. SLA/DLP Technology SLA is a three-dimensional light curing molding method. …
When it comes to the relevance of 3D printing and the electronics industry, everyone may be surprised and even continue to have questions. In fact, 3D printing is indeed related to the electronics industry. In recent years, Internet makers have continuously used 3D printing to personally customize the periphery of electronic products, and researchers have …
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