BRIEF INFORMATION
3D-Printing Tech (3D-Printing) is any of the various processes in which material is bonded or solidified under computer control so as to create a three-dimensional object. This material (in the form of liquid molecules or powdery grains fused together) is continuously fed until the computer task / program is completed. 3D printing has been used in both rapid prototyping and additive manufacturing.
Objects can be of almost any shape or geometry, and are typically produced using digital models from 3D or another data source, such as an additive manufacturing file (AMF). There are many different technologies, such as Stereolithography (SLA) or Fuse Deposit Modeling (FDM).
In this way - in contrast to the material used in the usual processing process - three-dimensional printing (Additive Manufacturing) builds a three-dimensional object from a computer CAD-model or AM-file, usually by sequentially adding layer by layer.
Nowadays, this technology is increasingly entering a wide variety of fields: the production of parts, entire components for the automotive, aircraft and space industries, special parts for machines requiring high precision, and much, much more.
Over to you, the curious! From the 'Wikipedia' links (below) you will learn the history and many other interesting things...
The principle of making glasses frames using 3D-PRINTING TECHNOLOGY is exactly the same as the examples shown herein. Among our partner companies using 3D-Printing method are:
 THEMA, Italy (Frames & sunglasses);VANESSA & MEHDI, France (Frames & sunglasses). |
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