INDUSTRIAL SIZES DOUBLE NOZZLE AND CARTESIAN TYPE 3D PRINTER DESIGN AND PROTOTYPING

Öz

In this study the design of three dimensional printer and its prototyping which are in industrial sizes, cartesian type and have double nozzle run by the method of FDM were made. The general sizes of three dimensional printer is 990x1035x1540 mm. The size of printing is 600x700x800 mm. The hotbed is directly heated with 220V. The coffee table legs are made from the filaments of ABS and PLA. The system consumes 415 w/h energy during the production. It was investigated of the printing and thickness of layer on the effect of quality of production.

Anahtar Kelimeler

• Industrial 3D printer,Double nozzle,FDM

ENDÜSTRİYEL BOYUTLU ÇİFT BAŞLI KARTEZYEN TİPİ ÜÇ BOYUTLU YAZICI TASARIMI VE PROTOTİP ÜRETİMİ

Öz

Bu çalışmada endüstriyel boyutlarda kartezyen tipi ve çift baskı kafasına sahip FDM yöntemi ile çalışan

üç boyutlu yazıcı tasarımı ve prototipi yapmıştır. 3B yazıcının genel boyutları 990x1035x1540 mm dir.

Yazdırma boyutları 600x700x800 mm dir. Tabla doğrudan 220 V ileısıtılmaktadır. ABS ve PLA

filamentlerinden sehpa ayakları üretimi yapılmıştır. Sistem çalışma sırasında 415 W/h enerji

tüketmektedir. Yazdırma hızı ve katman kalınlığının üretim kalitesine etkisi araştırılmıştır.

Anahtar Kelimeler

• Endüstriyel 3D yazıcı,Çift nozul,FDM

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