3D printing hand model

After the data is modeled by computer software, it is transferred to the 3D printer and printed. 3D printing, like laser forming technology, uses layered processing and superposition forming to complete 3D solid printing. First, a layer of special glue is sprayed on the area that needs to be formed. The glue droplet itself is very small and is not easy to spread. Then it is sprayed with a uniform layer of powder. When the powder meets glue, it will quickly solidify and bond, while the area without glue remains loose. In this way, under the alternation of a layer of glue and a layer of powder, the solid model will be "printed" and formed. After printing, the model can be "planed" as long as the loose powder is swept away, and the remaining powder can be recycled.

Beijing Jingke, Rapid Prototyping Handboard Factory, is committed to providing cost-saving and cycle-shortening verification and trial-production solutions for the design and development of new products for users. It can produce various CNC CNC machining handboard models, sheet metal machining handboard models, laser rapid prototyping models and silicone coated handboard models such as digital communication, electronic household appliances, medical devices, aircraft model military industry, UnionPay security, automobile transportation, etc.

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Three-dimensional printing is usually achieved by using digital technology material printers. Before 3D printing, a complete three-dimensional model is designed on the computer, and then printed out. Tap the "print" button on the computer screen, and a digital file is sent to an inkjet printer, which sprays a layer of ink onto the surface of the paper to form a two-dimensional image. In 3D printing, the software completes a series of digital slices through computer-aided design technology (CAD) and transmits the information of these slices to the 3D printer, the 3D printer stacks successive thin layers until a solid object is formed.