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*https://www.aim3d.de/en/ | =Intro= | ||
This is 3D printing using [[Metal Injection Molding (MIM) Pellets]]. | |||
=How it Works= | |||
*Metal Injection Molding pellets are used as feedstock for a 3D printer | |||
*The completed 3D print is sintered in an oven after 3D printing | |||
*A full metal part is the result | |||
=Useful Links= | |||
*[https://www.aim3d.de/en Aim 3D Main Site]. | |||
:*Composite Extrusion Modeling or [https://www.aim3d.de/en/materials/cem-process/ "CEM"] process. | |||
:*This is a fancy trade name for 3D printing with metal-embedded plastics. | |||
*[https://www.aniwaa.com/best-of/3d-printers/best-metal-3d-printer/ An analysis of the current metal 3d printing market] | |||
Latest revision as of 01:00, 24 March 2019
Intro
This is 3D printing using Metal Injection Molding (MIM) Pellets.
How it Works
- Metal Injection Molding pellets are used as feedstock for a 3D printer
- The completed 3D print is sintered in an oven after 3D printing
- A full metal part is the result
Useful Links
- Composite Extrusion Modeling or "CEM" process.
- This is a fancy trade name for 3D printing with metal-embedded plastics.