3D Printing and varied uses
The ancient Alchemists were searching for two objects which seemed like Utopia- These were loadstone- which changed anything it touched into gold and a universal solvent which could dissolve anything. The poor Alchemist even believed that the solvent will dissolve even the container it contains. However it will not be an overstatement that the fiction of the past often lays the foundation for the research and development of the future. If you look at the possibilities of the 3D printing services, you will understand that the fiction of yesterday may not seem that much impossible. Every day new uses of 3D printing are being discovered. The first uses of this technology were in the prototype industry, considerably reducing the gestation period between research, discovery and the actual application in the industry.
Time travel and actual transportation of objects to distant location is still a utopian dream but 3D printing services can create any object in a jiffy. All it requires is a 3D digital image and the rest will be accomplished with a 3D printer. A wide variety of materials are now available including metallic powders which can help to make a pretty robust prototype which can be later used to make moulds for use in the industry.
3D printing services can be described as the next revolution which has been transforming the lives of mankind. 3D technology finds use in almost every aspect of human life. From sophisticated space equipments to a simple 3D cake resembling the face of the user, it is being used extensively. One area which has been finding wide application of the 3D technology is the healthcare industry.
3D printing can be described as a process which is additive in nature and often takes hours for the prototype to be formed since it is formed layer after layer. An offshoot of the Stereolithographic process which was first discovered by Charles Hull in 1984 and it is was later perfected to make the first 3D printers. The modern day 3D printing services uses what is known as the FSD or the fused deposition modeling method which uses thermoplastics which are employed till now in the traditional molding process. In recent times more eco friendly materials like polylactic acid are used which are easily biodegradable and are produced from organic materials.FSD method also finds uses in the food industry for printing the icings on cakes and dumplings. There are also talks of constructing huge concrete printers which will be used to create custom built designs of houses.
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