Surface bonding of additive manufactured parts from multi-colored PLA materials

•3D printed multi-material parts have high potentials in future applications.•Tensile testing the additive manufactured parts.•New design aspect of the layered structures.•Calculation the adhesive bonding of the contact surfaces. Producing Multi-Material parts via Rapid Prototyping can be an excelle...

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