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3D SHAPING
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PLA is a 3D printed material made from biodegradable cellulose and starch that can be broken down by the natural environment. PLA has environmental benefits and is widely used in the manufacture of disposable food containers and biomedical devices. PLA also has some advantages that are different from traditional plastics, such as good processability, high strength and toughness, so it has become one of the preferred materials for many 3D printing enthusiasts.
ABS is a 3D printing material composed of acrylonitrile, butadiene and styrene, which has strong and durable characteristics. The processing of ABS is relatively unsustainable because it is made from petroleum. However, ABS is recyclable and can be recycled through a number of specific processes. ABS also has a certain heat resistance and a high glass transition temperature, so it is widely used in the manufacture of mechanical parts and electronic product shells.
When selecting 3D printing materials, the selection should be made according to the specific application scenarios and needs. For example, ABS can be selected for applications requiring high strength, heat resistance and recycling; PLA is an option for environmentally friendly, biodegradable applications.
PLA is a 3D printed material made from biodegradable cellulose and starch that can be broken down by the natural environment. PLA has environmental benefits and is widely used in the manufacture of disposable food containers and biomedical devices. PLA also has some advantages that are different from traditional plastics, such as good processability, high strength and toughness, so it has become one of the preferred materials for many 3D printing enthusiasts.
ABS is a 3D printing material composed of acrylonitrile, butadiene and styrene, which has strong and durable characteristics. The processing of ABS is relatively unsustainable because it is made from petroleum. However, ABS is recyclable and can be recycled through a number of specific processes. ABS also has a certain heat resistance and a high glass transition temperature, so it is widely used in the manufacture of mechanical parts and electronic product shells.
When selecting 3D printing materials, the selection should be made according to the specific application scenarios and needs. For example, ABS can be selected for applications requiring high strength, heat resistance and recycling; PLA is an option for environmentally friendly, biodegradable applications.