Figure 4 Direct Digital Molding Presentation
This my presentation on Direct Digital Molding using the 3D Systems Figure 4 3D printing platform. Hopefully by the end
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Figure 4 Isotropic Materials
An isotropic material means a material which has identical values of a property in all directions. Glass and metals are
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Bridge Manufacturing Using 3D Printing
DEMCON, a customer in the Netherlands, wanted some ventilator parts manufactured by the traditional injection molding process. Upon learning that
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Figure 4 Direct Digital Molding – Use Case
At 3D Systems, we eat our own dog food. What better use case for our Figure 4 Direct Digital Molding
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Figure 4 Direct Digital Molding – Production
In the previous part of this series I showed how a high-density vertically stacked build of 90 parts was printed
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Figure 4 Direct Digital Molding – Workflow
Enough of theory. Let’s see how a typical workflow of Figure 4 Direct Digital Molding looks like in real life.
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Figure 4 Direct Digital Molding – Production Materials
In the previous part of this series I explained how the Figure 4 non-contact membrane technology is able to solve
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Figure 4 Direct Digital Molding – Printing Time
In the previous part of this blog series, I spoke about the limited use of 3D printing in order to
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