Overview of Binder Jet Printing Technology: Features, Components, and Specifications Binder Jet Printing is an additive manufacturing technology that involves the deposition of a liquid binder onto a powder bed to create a three-dimensional object. People know this technology for its high speed, low cost, and ability to work with a wide range of materials….
Introduction The cold spray process is a modern coating technology that utilizes kinetic energy to deposit fine metallic particles onto a substrate. Unlike traditional thermal spray methods, cold spray does not involve high-temperature processes, making it suitable for coating temperature-sensitive materials. Particles are accelerated by a compressed gas bond to the substrate through deformation and…
Introduction to Sheet Lamination Process A 3D object is created by fusing layers of material together using the Sheet Lamination Process, an additive manufacturing technique. It varies from other 3D printing methods in that it uses material sheets rather than filaments or powders, a development that occurred in the early 1990s. The final result can…
Introduction A brief overview of Material Jetting Technology (MJT) Material Jetting Technology (MJT) has emerged as a groundbreaking 3D printing technique. It involves depositing tiny droplets of material in a layer-by-layer process, resulting in highly accurate and detailed objects. MJT has opened up new possibilities in various industries, thanks to its unique capabilities. Importance of…
Introduction The Directed Energy Deposition (DED) process is a critical technology used in manufacturing and repairing processes. DED is a 3D printing technique that uses energy from lasers or electron beams to melt the material and deposit it layer by layer to form a desired shape. There are different types of DED processes, including laser…
Introduction Metal binder jetting is a type of 3D printing that is gaining popularity in the manufacturing industry due to its unique capabilities. In this process, the printer deposits a liquid binder layer by layer onto a bed of metal powder until it forms a solid object. Once printed, a high-temperature furnace is used to…
What is Cold Spray Technology? Cold spray technology is a 3D printing process that uses a high-velocity gas stream to deposit particles onto a substrate. The gas is typically heated to a temperature of around 800-900 degrees Celsius, which accelerates the particles to supersonic speeds. When the particles impact the substrate, they bond together, forming…
