Printing

  WHAT IS 3D PRINTING? 3D printing uses computer-aided design (CAD) to create three-dimensional objects by layering them. 3D printing, sometimes referred to as additive manufacturing , involves layering materials such as plastics, composites, or biomaterials to create objects that differ in shape, size, hardness, and color. 3D printing is useful to architects for creating mockups and to mechanics for creating tools. Three-dimensional printing is inexpensive prosthetics, spare parts, rapid prototyping, creating personalized items, and manufacturing with minimum waste. 3D PRINTING USAGE IN MEDICINE 3D printing in the medical field creates patient-specific organ replicas that surgeons can be used to practice before performing complicated operations. “3D printing can be used to produce prosthetic limbs that are customized.” 3D printing also allows the patient to design a prosthetic that corresponds directly to their needs. For example, Body Labs has created a system that allows patients to

  Lacquer is one of the processes applied after printing. It is a frequently preferred method because it provides shine and durability. It adds a visual value to printed products as it gives more shine than varnish applications. The lacquer applied to the printing surface makes the product look brighter and more attractive. It is an application to give and protect the design and aesthetic appearance. The lacquered paper surface is highly resistant to scratches, moisture, sunlight, and the spread of the print on the paper. Compared to other coating methods, the polish gives the brightest appearance. As the thickness of the paper increases, the probability of cracking in the paper increases during the folding, folding, and cutting processes after printing.                                            Over Print Lacquer: Over Print Varnish has been created for the security of printed surfaces. Over Print Matt Lacquer: Uncommonly outlined for overprint applications, to provide matt