Hybrid machining combines additive and subtractive manufacturing methods in a single solution. The concept has been around since the 1990s, but was not commercially popular until recently.
Today, more and more manufacturers are developing hybrid 3D printers as the demand for these types of machines continues to grow.
Some manufacturers offer even more features than 3D printing and CNC: laser engraving and cutting and paste extrusion are often added to provide a versatile solution for the customer. Therefore, these hybrid printers are also known as "all-in-one printer" or "2-in-1 printer".
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23 авг 2024