We have discussed in our previous post about the "Basic of 3D printing technology" and now we will consider the techniques used
for 3D printing and simultaneously we will also see the materials used for 3D
printing.
Let us discuss about the 3D printing technology
currently used in industries and these are as mentioned below.
3 D Techniques
Following 3 D techniques are used as
mentioned below
- Additive Manufacturing
- Molten Polymer Deposition
- Digital Fabrication
- Photo polymerization
- Granular Material Binding
Let us discuss the materials used
for 3D printing technology
- Plastics: ABS, Acrylic and PLA
- Metal: Stainless steel, sterling water
- Glass
- Resin
- Ceramics
- Sandstone
- Rubber
From above figure, we will have an idea
of 3 D printing with recycling of materials. We used to discuss a lot over the
topic 3 D printing, because three dimensional or 3 D printing technologies is
such an advanced and cool technology and we will secure result are always
honestly awesome.
We have seen a 3 D printer which is made by, LEGO pieces, and that 3 D printer was able to print artificial blood- vessels.
We have seen a 3 D printer which is made by, LEGO pieces, and that 3 D printer was able to print artificial blood- vessels.
According to Neri Oxman who is
Director of the Mediated Matter Group at the MIT Media Lab, 3 D printing was
invented at MIT around 20 years before. The Institute has long been striving to
create 3 D printing concepts that bring the industrial world together with the
natural world. According to Oxman, the MMG’s goal is the exploration of digital
fabrication inspired by nature and created with efficiency in mind.
Oxman and her technical team are looking at making concrete along with extruder heads, only much more efficiently by controlling the density at every stage.
Concrete, produced just like our own
human bones, are formed, with very dense and strong outer layers, but a less
dense middle, is very strong while remaining lightweight.
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