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3-D Printing
Daniel J. Thomas,
Timothy Claypole
Printing on Polymers, Pages: 293 - 306
Swansea University Author: Timothy Claypole
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DOI (Published version): 10.1016/B978-0-323-37468-2.00018-X
Abstract
3-D printing is the process by which a 3-D digital design is converted into a component by depositing material using additive processing. As a process, components are made layer by layer from a range of materials that are available in liquid resin, filament, and fine powder form. As a result, a rang...
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