What is a quick prototyping?

Fast prototyping is a computer program that constructs three -dimensional models derived from computer design (CAD). It is used for quick and easy conversion of product design into physical samples. The creation of physical samples by this method is achieved through the Adobe Portable Document Format (PDF) and CAD formats, as well as through interference teams and integration. Today it is also known as a fixed production of free proformation, three -dimensional printing, production of free supporting and production of additives. The production process of rapid prototyping can produce the automatic construction of physical models with three -dimensional printers, stereo lithographic machines and even laser salivation systems.

Use CAD drawing to create a physical prototype is quite simple for users. First, the machine reads the data from the provided CAD drawing. Furthermore, the machine places a combination of liquid or powdered material in consecutive layers. Materials used in a quick prototYPs are usually plastics, ceramics, wooden paper or metals such as stainless steel and titanium. Therefore, the final model is created gradually using these cross -sections. Finally, the cross -sections are either glued together or connected to the laser. The Fusing model automatically creates its final shape.

Fast prototyping is essential for those who want to create models for clients such as architects and engineers. It can shorten the construction cycle time, allowing multiple design tests at a low price. This is because every prototype can be completed within a few days or hours, rather than a few weeks. In addition to engineers and architects, other experts from rapid prototyping, such as surgeons, artists and archaeologists, use.