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Watch before you read: how to prototype like a pro with FDM（fff） 3D printing
Watch before you read: how to prototype like a pro with FDM（fff） 3D printing
Fused deposition modeling, also known as fused filament fabrication, is an additive manufacturing process in the material extrusion family. The printer heats a thermoplastic filament and deposits it in a programmed path to build parts layer by layer. Each layer fuses to the previous one as the material cools, producing a solid geometry from a digital CAD model.
Fused deposition modeling, also known as fused filament fabrication, is an additive manufacturing process in the material extrusion family. The printer heats a thermoplastic filament and deposits it in a programmed path to build parts layer by layer. Each layer fuses to the previous one as the material cools, producing a solid geometry from a digital CAD model.
FDM accounts for the largest installed base of 3D printers worldwide. It is the most widely used additive technology across industries and is often the first process engineers consider for 3D printing.
FDM accounts for the largest installed base of 3D printers worldwide. It is the most widely used additive technology across industries and is often the first process engineers consider for 3D printing.
FDM/FFF capabilities
FDM/FFF capabilities
Maximum build size:850x520x520mm
Maximum build size:850x520x520mm
Standard lead time :1 day
Dimensional accuracy :L＜100mm ±0.2；L＞100mm ±Lx0.3%
Layer height :0.1-0.2mm
Minimum feature size :0.5mm
Infill : 20-80%
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