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== Process description == | |||
Although it can use a number of different materials the main use of powder bed fusion is being a convenient way to print metal parts. spreading a layer a powdered material over the entire print surface, and then selectively melting the sections that will be in the final part. another layer is then added on top of the last repeating the process until the part is completed. | Although it can use a number of different materials the main use of powder bed fusion is being a convenient way to print metal parts. spreading a layer a powdered material over the entire print surface, and then selectively melting the sections that will be in the final part. another layer is then added on top of the last repeating the process until the part is completed. | ||
== strength == | |||
== weaknesses == | |||
== Technologies[edit | edit source] == | |||
There are a number of specific technologies that can vastly change to capabilities of a printer. |
Revision as of 11:15, 24 August 2023
Process description
Although it can use a number of different materials the main use of powder bed fusion is being a convenient way to print metal parts. spreading a layer a powdered material over the entire print surface, and then selectively melting the sections that will be in the final part. another layer is then added on top of the last repeating the process until the part is completed.
strength
weaknesses
Technologies[edit | edit source]
There are a number of specific technologies that can vastly change to capabilities of a printer.