Infill Density Effects on the Mechanical and Thermal Properties of Copper‐Plated 3D Printed Parts

Infill Density Effects on the Mechanical and Thermal Properties of Copper‐Plated 3D Printed Parts

Back cover: The issue of the poor mechanical properties of 3D printed plastic parts can be solved by electroplating with a suitable metal coating. On the other hand, since metal adhesion on plastics is usually poor, the infill density can be exploited to achieve a mechanical interlocking that enhanc...

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Hauptverfasser: Ludergnani, Tommaso, Fredi, Giulia, Malagutti, Lorenzo, Balbo, Andrea, Dorigato, Andrea, Mollica, Francesco, Mazzanti, Valentina
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description Back cover: The issue of the poor mechanical properties of 3D printed plastic parts can be solved by electroplating with a suitable metal coating. On the other hand, since metal adhesion on plastics is usually poor, the infill density can be exploited to achieve a mechanical interlocking that enhances structural properties. Thermal properties also benefit greatly from this procedure, which is highlighted in article 2300203 by Francesco Mollica and co‐workers.
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