2. Illustrated examples
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2.1.1 Introduction
Both 3D printing and diffusion welding can be used to produce complex geometries in general. When it comes to industrial production, 3D printing can be limited (this is less and less the case with advances in 3D printing). In such cases, it makes sense to combine diffusion welding, which is an assembly process, with a manufacturing process that produces several layers of the final part. The original Stratoconception® additive manufacturing...
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