Overmoulding by 3D printing
A technology of three-dimensional printing and thermoplastic materials, applied in the direction of 3D object support structure, processing and manufacturing, manufacturing tools, etc., can solve the problems of poor mechanical properties of thermoplastic parts, incompatibility with fuel, and manufacturing methods are not useful solutions, etc.
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[0063] Polyoxymethylene (POM) is a semi-crystalline thermoplastic material known for its good fuel resistance. However, the shrinkage of this thermoplastic material makes it very difficult to use in 3D printing. Parts printed from POM are known to exhibit very high deformation. The internal stress in the printed part is very high, leading to delamination between the layers applied by the 3D printing device. It has been observed that, surprisingly, for components with dimensions below the critical value, the deformation due to shrinkage is very limited. The term "key figure" here refers to the volume of a cube whose sides have a length of 50 mm.
[0064] Polyoxymethylene (POM; (CH 2 O)n)) thermoplastic materials were tested.
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[0066]3D printing of vertical sheets made of POM was carried out on injection molded POM plates by means of a 3D printing device. Two types of plates (vertical rectangles) were printed. The first group is considered as a panel of group A...
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