With plastic extrusion (FFF/FDM) desktop 3D printers, one of the most used, and perhaps, most misused terms acting as a means of comparing different machines is microns. Printer A can do 20 microns whereas Printer B can only do 100 microns, so A must be a better printer.
Our Technical Team have put it to the test to highlight what microns really mean in a real-world application.
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Where will all the raw materials come from for the manufacturing process? How will they be transported to the factory and what is going to be done with the various scrap and residues?