2024
DOI: 10.1016/j.chroma.2024.464740
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Extraction of volatile organic compounds liberated upon filament extrusion by 3D pen and its comparison with a desktop 3D printer using solid-phase microextraction fiber and Arrow

Bhawana Thapa,
David S. Bell,
Jared L. Anderson
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“…The acrylonitrile butadiene styrene (ABS) filament released the most amount of VOCs while the polylactic acid and copolyester filaments leached the least amount of VOCs. More modern 3D pen-printers allow 155 to create various 3D printed shapes while handling the device as a pen. However, the lack of a ventilation system leads to 1.4 to 62.6 times higher VOC emission for the 3D pen compared to the 3D printer when sampled by SPME arrow.…”
Section: Analyticalmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The acrylonitrile butadiene styrene (ABS) filament released the most amount of VOCs while the polylactic acid and copolyester filaments leached the least amount of VOCs. More modern 3D pen-printers allow 155 to create various 3D printed shapes while handling the device as a pen. However, the lack of a ventilation system leads to 1.4 to 62.6 times higher VOC emission for the 3D pen compared to the 3D printer when sampled by SPME arrow.…”
Section: Analyticalmentioning
confidence: 99%