Can 3D printing replace injection molding and become the standard of industrial production in the future?
Or are they compatible and complementary?
Can 3D printing replace mold injection in the future and become a standard for industrial production
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- Unsolveddestoon
- 2021-07-11 19:36
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- 1Flooranonymity
- 2021-08-08 14:30
The two must be complementary.
The advantage of 3D printing is that it can achieve hollow and fine structures that traditional techniques cannot or are difficult to achieve; but the disadvantage is that it is very time-consuming. If the structure of the water bottle size uses 0.1mm accuracy, it is about 10-20h, and the 0.05mm accuracy time doubles.
The advantage of mold injection is that it is fast and can be mass-produced; the disadvantage is that the accuracy is relatively low.
The advantage of 3D printing is that it can achieve hollow and fine structures that traditional techniques cannot or are difficult to achieve; but the disadvantage is that it is very time-consuming. If the structure of the water bottle size uses 0.1mm accuracy, it is about 10-20h, and the 0.05mm accuracy time doubles.
The advantage of mold injection is that it is fast and can be mass-produced; the disadvantage is that the accuracy is relatively low.