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stereolitography forming process

stereolitography forming process

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The forming principles and characteristics of additive manufacturing technology are introduced at first stage , afterwards the development status and development trend at china and abroad are studied. Tthis study points out that China's research on additive manufacturing in order to improve molding accuracy and efficiency, and expanding the applica...

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... is repeated until the entire part is completed and a Three-dimensional solid prototype. The forming process is shown in Figure 2. ...

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