METAL PRINTER WITH VIBRATING ULTRASOUND NOZZLE
In an aspect, a printer fabricates an object from a computerized model using a fused filament fabrication process and a metallic build material. An ultrasonic vibrator is incorporated into the printer to improve the printing process, e.g., by disrupting a passivation layer on the deposited material...
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| creator | Verminski Matthew David Fontana Richard Remo Schuh Christopher Allan Fulop Ric Myerberg Jonah Samuel Chiang Yet-Ming Gibson Michael Andrew Chin Ricardo Hart Anastasios John Mykulowycz Nicholas Shim Joseph Yosup Schroers Jan Sachs Emanuel Michael |
| description | In an aspect, a printer fabricates an object from a computerized model using a fused filament fabrication process and a metallic build material. An ultrasonic vibrator is incorporated into the printer to improve the printing process, e.g., by disrupting a passivation layer on the deposited material to improve interlayer bonding, and to prevent adhesion of the metallic build material to a nozzle and other printer components. |
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