2. Agenda ● Introduction
● The technology
● Advantages and Disadvantages
● Applications
● Conclusion
● Video on 3D
● References
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3. 3D Printing
Additive manufacturing
(AM)
● Processes used to
synthesize a three-
dimensional object.
● Successive layers of
material are formed
under computer control
to create the object.
● Any shape or geometry
and are produced from
digital model data 3D
model
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4. ● Invented in the 1980s
● Used for rapid prototyping
(RP).
● Manufacturing technology
that has the potential to
allow the local, on-demand
production of final products
or parts thereof.
● Thermoplastics,
thermoplastic composites,
pure metals, metal alloys,
ceramics and various forms
of food. 4
5. Major 3D printing companies and Price Ranges
● CubePro by 3D Systems
- $4399
● Form 2 printer by
FormLabs - $3499
● MakerBot Replicator
Mini Desktop 3D
Printer - $1843.96
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6. 3D Printing
Specifications - CubePro
- Weight and Dimensions - 22.75(w) x
23.25(h) x 22.75(d) inches
- Support Material - Dissolvable Natural
PLA
- Software - converts your 3D model into
layered slices (G-code), ready for
printing on your machine.
- Compatibility - 32 or 64 bit operating
systems ( Windows 7, Windows 8,
Windows 8.1, Mac 10.9 and up.
- Power Requirements - 100 - 240v AC
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7. Advantages
● Less waste
❖ Reduces waste to a minimum
● New shapes and structures
❖ Build an infinite number of
complex figures
❖ Being limited only by human
imagination
● Competitive Advantage
❖ Provide better products and
more quickly services
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8. Disadvantages
● Fewer manufacturing jobs
❖ Decrease the manufacturing
jobs
● Size
❖ Only can build small size
productions
● High productions costs
❖ Machines can cost anywhere
from $300000 to $1.5 million
❖ Materials can cost $100 to
$150 per pound
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9. Applications of 3D Printing
● Medical and Dental
○ Bioprinting
● Automotives
○ Cars, replacement parts for sales
● Jewellery
○ Much more design freedom
● Architecture
○ Reduce cost and time to build
● Food
○ Create customer's own design food
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10. Future Prospect in
various Industries
Automotive And Industrial
Manufacturing
Aerospace
Pharma/Healthcare
Retail
Sports
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11. Conclusion
● 3D printing(AM) is the manufacturing processes to produce different
kinds of products
● 3D printing is a technology that develops very quickly
● 3D printing provides a more efficient way of production
● 3D printing has its own limitations
● 3D printing triggers the Next Industrial Revolution
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