Types Of Printers
Printers can be broadly categorized into the following types based on technology and functionality:
- FDM
- SLA
FDM (Fused Deposition Modeling)
1. Slicing and Filament Preparation:
A 3D model is sliced into layers, and thermoplastic filament is loaded into the printer and heated.
2. Layer Deposition and Cooling:
Melted filament is extruded layer by layer onto the build plate, solidifying as it cools. Supports are removed after printing.
1. Slicing and Resin Setup:
The model is sliced, supports added, and liquid resin is filled into the tank with the build platform positioned.
2. Laser Curing and Post-Processing:
A UV laser cures resin layer by layer. The print is then cleaned with alcohol and UV-cured for final strength.
Printers can be broadly categorized into the following types based on technology and functionality:
An FDM printer that is large-format, modular, and capable of multi-material high-precision printing.
An FDM printer that is reliable, user-friendly, and equipped with advanced performance features.
An FDM printer that is open-source, customizable, and built for high-speed, high-precision printing.
An FDM printer that is high-performance, fast, and supports carbon fiber filament with advanced automation.
An SLA printer that is designed for professionals needing high-resolution prints and larger build volume.
An SLA printer that is ultra-precise, fast, and ideal for producing highly detailed large-scale resin prints.
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