Biopolymers that can meet the specifications for FDM-3D-printed materials
Plasticization of a corn protein for Additive Manufacturing
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Biopolymers that can meet the specifications for FDM-3D-printed materials
Plasticization of a corn protein for Additive Manufacturing

Author : Laurent CHAUNIER

Publication date: May 10, 2026 | Lire en français

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3. Biopolymers that can meet the specifications for FDM-3D-printed materials

The considerations outlined in the previous paragraph regarding the main stages of the FA-DFF process allow us to summarize the key properties that must be given priority when identifying a candidate material for this process:

  • the transition temperature from the solid to the molten state, corresponding to a melting point ( T=Tm ) and/or glass transition ( T=Tg ). The processing temperature must be higher than this transition temperature, but lower than...

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