While 3D printers have transformed production processes in practically every industry, they are also machines that are susceptible to damage and jamming. The last thing you want is a printer that doesn’t work as it should, which is why it’s critical to give it the attention it deserves. With regular maintenance, you can avoid jams …
Inkjet printing is the process of depositing drops of ink onto a substrate in a number of ways using a digitally controlled printhead. The technique was created in the 1950s, and it has recently found several applications in the industrial setting. There are two basic forms of inkjet printing used in industrial settings. Continuous inkjet …
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We are sometimes asked to CNC machine components, products, or prototypes that are difficult to machine, too complicated geometrically, will not give high precision, or simply cannot be machined. What should we do? In these cases, 3D printing the parts can be an excellent solution. So why not always use 3D printing instead of CNC …
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Inkjet printers use small droplets of liquid ink to print on paper. They are the most widely used printers because they mix low cost with high output quality. They are simple to operate, affordable, and quite quick. HP, Canon, Epson, and Lexmark are major players in inkjet printer sales around the world. Inkjet Printhead There …
Additive manufacturing, also known as 3D printing, is a technique in which an object is built up layer by layer to make a complete product. 3D printers have so far produced objects made of plastic, resin, metal, and even chocolate! The ability to print from various materials and combinations of materials will improve as technology …