What is 3D Printing?
The additive manufacturing process of 3D Printing is used to create parts. It is "additive" as it fuses layers of material to create physical objects instead of using a block of material or a mould. It produces more complex geometries than traditional technologies, is quick, has low fixed setup costs, and has a growing list of materials. In the engineering field, it is widely used, especially for prototyping and developing lightweight geometries.Addictive Manufacturing
3D Printing is a computer-controlled process that makes three-dimensional objects by depositing materials, typically in layers, under the name additive manufacturing (AM) or additive layer manufacturing (ALM), respectively.Advantages
Compared to conventional manufacturing techniques, 3D Printing makes creating complex shapes with less material possible. These are some of the benefits of 3D Printing.-
Affordable
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Customized
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Parts with Specific Properties
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Working
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3D Modeling
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Slicing
3D Printing Process
In the process of direct 3D Printing, the printer behaves essentially the same as a conventional inkjet printer. It creates a three-dimensional object by stacking hundreds or thousands of 2D prints on top of one another.-
Industries Using 3D Printing
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Medical
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Aerospace
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Robotics
