For those considering implementation! An explanation of the differences between the "Boden type" and "Direct type" of FDM method.
When considering the introduction of a 3D printer and trying to choose a product, many people find themselves surprisingly overwhelmed by the variety available. For example, when researching FDM (Fused Deposition Modeling) 3D printers, you may notice that there are two types: "Bowden" and "Direct Drive." In this column, we will explain the characteristics of Bowden and Direct Drive systems in FDM printers, discussing their advantages and disadvantages. By reading this article, you should be able to determine which type of 3D printer your company should adopt. [Contents] ■ What is Bowden? ■ What is Direct Drive? ■ Understanding the fundamentals of FDM is important ■ Let's clarify the differences between the two *You can view the detailed content of the column through the related links. For more information, please feel free to contact us.
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Fusion Technology sells its own brand of 3D printers as well as products from INTAMSYS (Japan's general agent). The main offerings of Fusion Technology's 3D printers are as follows: 1. FUNMAT series equipped with high-temperature nozzles (manufactured by INTAMSYS) 2. Form 3 series for light curing (high precision) (manufactured by Formlabs) 3. Low-cost commercial 3D printer L-DEVO series (own brand) Additionally, we provide 3D modeling services and 3D scanners.