Intamsys FUNMAT HT User Manual page 71

GLOSSARY
Terminology
Numerical
3D Bio-Printing
3D Model
3D Printing
3D Scan
3D Systems
3D Bioplotter
3Doodler
3D Sand Casting
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Additive
Manufacturing
ABS
Acetone
AMF
Alumide
ABS Glue
All Metal Hot End
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Meaning
3D bioprinting is the process of creating cell patterns in a confined space using
3D printing technologies, where cell function and viability are preserved within the
printed construct.
A three-dimensional design usually produced using various 3D modeling
softwares like CATIA, CREO, SOLIDWORKS
Process of creating three-dimensional object by depositing material layer by layer
A process by which the shape and texture of real world object is captured and
displayed as 3D Model
Well known 3D Printing company founded by the inventor of 3D Printing
technology
Well reputed 3D BioPrinting machine from Envisiontec.
Is a kind of 3D Pen that can be used to draw three-dimensional objects
Sand casting is a metal casting process characterized by using sand as the mold
material
Process of creating three-dimensional object by depositing material layer by layer
A popular thermoplastic material heavily used in 3D Printing
An organic solvent used to dissolve left over filament in nozzle for unclogging the
nozzle and also for smoothing the ABS printed object surface
Additive Manufacturing File Format (AMF) is an open standard for describing
objects for additive manufacturing processes such as 3D printing.
Alumide is a material used in 3D printing consisting of nylon filled with aluminum
dust, its name is being a combination of the words aluminum and polyamide. The
printed objects have a metallic look
ABS Glue is made by adding a bit of acetone to the ABS filament. This is used to
stick the 3D Print to the build plate
A nozzle design that can go upto very high temperature of 400 degrees C
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