Manufacturing Process
The pursuit of ultimate technical innovation in craftsmanship helps break deadlocks.
The pursuit of ultimate technical innovation in craftsmanship helps break deadlocks.
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Which craft should I use?
Choose the required manufacturing process based on the material.
Material Extrusion
The process of controlling the extrusion of material from a nozzle and stacking it layer by layer to form a three-dimensional object is one of the most widespread 3D printing technologies today.
Vat Photopolymerization
Utilizing a light source of a specific wavelength to selectively irradiate liquid photosensitive resin, causing the resin to polymerize and solidify in the illuminated areas, and then forming a three-dimensional object by stacking layers.
Powder Bed Fusion
The core concept involves first spreading a layer of powder material onto a forming platform, then selectively melting or sintering the desired areas using a high-energy source (such as a laser, electron beam, or infrared heating), causing the powder to fuse layer by layer into a solid part.
Binder Jetting
The core concept is to precisely jet liquid binder material onto a powder bed via nozzles, and immediately solidify it with a heat source or light source, accumulating it layer by layer to form a three-dimensional object.
Material Jetting
The core concept is to precisely jet liquid photopolymer material as tiny droplets onto a specified position on a platform using an inkjet printhead, and immediately cure it with UV light, accumulating layers to form a three-dimensional object.
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