2. 3D printing of polymer matrix composites
Low-melting or liquid-state polymer materials are widely used
in the 3D printing industry due to their low weight, low cost and
processing flexibility. But, despite the advantage of being able to
print objects of very high geometric complexity, the scope of 3D printing
is limited by the lack of mechanical strength and functionality of
objects made with this class of materials. Combining different materials
to obtain the desired mechanical and functional properties is a promising
way of overcoming these problems. In recent years, the development
of printer-compatible composite materials has attracted considerable
attention. Many encouraging results have been achieved in the development
of new printable composite materials reinforced with particles, fibers
or nanomaterials. These results are discussed in more detail below.
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