A gloved hand gestures towards molecular structures, highlighting common materials used in additive manufacturing technology.

28.04.2021 von Milena Riedl, Dr. Natalie Rudolph

Material Science in Additive Manufacturing: Which Materials are Commonly Used?

Before we dive into the material science of processing materials with different Additive Manufacturing technologies, we introduce common material groups, distinct molecular structures of material classes as well as discuss other materials used for non-technical applications.

In the basic section of our “Material Science in Additive Manufacturing” video series, the focus was on understanding the different Additive Manufacturing (AM) technologies, process principles, materials, benefits and advantages, including where the different technologies and processes are applied in industry today.

In the advanced section, we will dive deeper and look at the underlying material science as well as the methods suitable to analyze the materials and to optimize processes.

This week’s topic: Overview of Materials Used in Additive Manufacturing

  • Introduction to the common material groups: Thermoplastics, thermosets and metals
  • Different molecular structure of material classes
  • Other materials in AM used for non-technical applications of industrial 3D printing

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