2024
DOI: 10.59761/rcr5127
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Supplementary treatment of FDM printed parts. Review

A. A. Potapov,
V. M. Volgin,
A. P. Malakho
et al.

Abstract: The application of additive technologies to the manufacture of polymer and composite products is now actively expanding. The FDM printing process is popular because of its ability to adapt to specific tasks and to bring products with complex geometries into production quickly and at minimal cost, and is seen as a technology that can compete with injection molding. However, due to the nature of the process, FDM printed parts are significantly inferior in quality to injection molded parts. Much attention is now … Show more

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