Saturday, 2 July 2016

3-D printing with metals

   The Researchers team from the university of Twente has found a way to 3D print structures of copper and gold ,by stacking small metal droplets.These droplets are made by melting a thin metal film using a pulsed laser.
    3-D printing is also referred as"New cornerstone of the manufacturing industry"It is limited to plastics. We know that the metals conduct electricity and heat .
   Therefore ,3-D printing in metals would allow manufacturing of entirely new devices and  components such as small cooling elements or connection between stacked on smartphone
  A copper micro pillar with a height of 0.86millimeters and a width  of 0.005mm.The pillars is formed from drops that had a dia of 0.001mm

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