Intelligent 3D printing powder supply device

Abstract

The invention discloses an intelligent 3D printing powder supply device which comprises a working body, a control device, a power device and an induction device. A rotary center is installed in the center of the interior of the working body. A rotary shell is installed on the outer portion of the rotary center and provided with a powder supply opening. A machine housing is installed on the outer side of the working body. A powder supply adhesive device is installed on the upper portion of the interior of the machine housing. A nozzle is formed in the bottom end of the interior of the powder supply adhesive device, and a pressing device is installed above the nozzle. A connecting rod is installed on the upper portion of the pressing device. A data processing device is installed below the powder supply adhesive device. The control device is installed on one side of the data processing device. A PLC electric control unit is installed at one end of the control device, and the control device is connected with the power device through the PLC electric control unit. A working indicating lamp is installed on the upper right portion of the power device. The intelligent 3D printing powder supply device is wide in application range and convenient to use.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of 3D printing powder supply equipment, in particular to an intelligent 3D printing powder supply device. Background technique [0002] 3D printing technology appeared in the mid-1990s. It is actually the latest rapid prototyping device using technologies such as light curing and paper lamination. It works basically the same as ordinary printing. The printer is filled with "printing materials" such as liquid or powder. After the computer is connected, the "printing material" is superimposed layer by layer through computer control, and finally the blueprint on the computer is turned into a real object. In 1986, American scientist Charles Hull developed the first commercial 3D printing machine. In 1993, Massachusetts The Institute of Technology obtained the patent for 3D printing technology. In 1995, ZCorp of the United States obtained the sole authorization from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and b...

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Problems solved by technology

[0002] 3D printing technology appeared in the mid-1990s. It is actually the latest rapid prototyping device using technologies such as light curing and paper lamination. It works basically the same as ordinary printing. The printer is filled with "printing materials" such as liquid or powder. After the computer is connected, the "printing material" is superimposed layer by layer through computer control, and finally the blueprint on the computer is turned into a real object. In 1986, American scientist Charles Hull developed the first commercial 3D printing machine. In 1993, Massachusetts The Institute of Technology obtained the patent for 3D printing technology. In 1995, ZCorp of the United States obtained the sole authorization from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and began to develop 3D printers. In 2005, the first high-definition color 3D printer Spectrum Z510 on the market was successfully developed by ZCorp in 2010. In November, the Jim Kor team in the United States created the world's first car Urbee printed by a 3D printer, but the traditional 3D printing powder supply device is not automatic enough and requires a certain amount of manual operation

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