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Carbon Fibre 3D Printing with Continuous Fibre Reinforcement – CFR

Explainers, Markforged, Technology /

Continuous Fibre Reinforcement (CFR) can revolutionise engineering workflows by enabling the substitution of machined components with carbon fibre 3D printing.  CFR offers advantages over traditional FFF, such as increased stiffness, impact resistance, improved heat resistance, and extended durability. CFR harnesses FFF technology but introduces a secondary nozzle that feeds in

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Silicone 3d printing

3D Silicone Printing: How It Works & Ideal Applications

Explainers, Lynxter /

3D silicone printing opens new opportunities for production alongside traditional techniques like injection moulding, compression moulding, and casting. Despite the potential, silicone’s use in additive manufacturing is relatively limited because very high viscosity makes it difficult to control out of the nozzle. This introduces flow rate problems in standard 3D

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What is BCN3D IDEX Technology and How it Can Benefit You

BCN3D, Technology /

BCN3D printers all have a signature technology – IDEX which stands for Independent Dual Extrusion, the only extrusion system capable of printing with two heads independently. BCN3D were the first company to develop IDEX technology revolutionizing the 3D printing industry.   What is IDEX technology? This unique technology allows a

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A 3D printed Flexible filament part

Flexible Filament: When to Use it and Which You Should Choose?

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Flexible filament mimics the performance of various rubber types, letting you manufacture flexible and elastic components with a 3D printer. 3D printing’s unique ability to produce complex forms and geometries opens the door to countless possibilities with flexible materials, from soft contacts for machine tools to gaskets and inner grippers

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Biomedical models 3D printed in amber resin

How To Choose the Best 3D Printing Resin for Your Projects?

Explainers, Formlabs /

Rather than extruding thermoplastic in layers, stereolithography (SLA) 3D printers cure layers of liquid resin with a laser on the build platform to create solid models. Resins are liquid polymers that mimic the performance of thermoplastics or have a one-use purpose, like jewellery casting. The significant advantage of SLA is

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