Summarization of 3D-Printing Technology in Processing & Development of Medical Implants

admin February 23, 2019

Authors:

Ganzi Suresh,M. Harinatha Reddy,Gurram Narendra Santosh Kumar,S. Balasubramanyam,

DOI NO:

https://doi.org/10.26782/jmcms.2019.02.00012

Keywords:

Additive manufacturing,bio-materials,medical implants,

Abstract

3D-printing technology is otherwise called added substance assembling or fast prototyping, is an advanced manufacturing technique which builds 3D parts directly in layer by layer from the computer aided plan model in raster way with minimal wastage of material. Rather than in conventional manufacturing process where material is removed by the hard tool to bring the 3D component in desired model, 3D printing is completely contrast to it where material is added in sequence parts are built in layer by layer, it doesn’t require any post processing as in conventional process. 3D printed parts are more performing under different loading conditions and easy to build and repair parts any stage of design cycle. Due its flexibility of manufacturing, it shows its applications in auto ancillaries, aerospace and medical filed. 3D printing technology showing it influencing in making medical implants. Manufacturing of medical implants in conventional process is very expensive. As these implants vary patient to patient, and it is difficult to make tailor made implants in conventional manufacturing processes. Hence 3D printing technology can overcome this issue with minimal cost for making tailor made implants for individual patients

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