Skip to content
Fabbaloo

Fabbaloo

  • About Us
  • News Sections
    • Corporate
    • Usage
    • Design
    • Event
    • Hardware
    • Ideas
    • Service
    • Software
  • Subscribe
  • Advertise
  • 3D Printing FAQs
    • How Does 3D Printing Work
    • 3D Printing Tips
    • How To Make 3D Printer More Accurate
  • Contact

nanoparticles

Two New 3D Print Safety Reports You Must Read

Researchers from Chemical Insights and Prusa Research have published reports on 3D printer safety that should be standard reading for all participants.

Nano Dimension Developing New Conductive 3D Print Material

Nano Dimension announced a partnership with XPTL to develop a new conductive ink for their systems that is based on nanoparticles.

Seven 3D Printing Hazards

Seven 3D Printing Hazards

3D printing is thought to be a relatively safe activity, but is it really?

Could Molecular Crystallization Replace 3D Printing?

Could Molecular Crystallization Replace 3D Printing?

New research has shown a method to rapidly produce crystalline objects at the nano scale.

EMBARGO TUES 8AM ET Clean AIr: MakerBot’s New Filtration Accessory

Clean Air: MakerBot’s New Filtration Accessory

MakerBot announced “Clean Air”, a smart filtration accessory for their METHOD X 3D printers.

Could This Be The Best 3D Printer Enclosure?

Could This Be The Best 3D Printer Enclosure?

A new startup is marketing an enclosure kit for small desktop 3D printers, including the popular Prusa models.

A Universal Carrier Ink for 3D Printing

A Universal Carrier Ink For Bioprinting

Cellulose fibres and biodegradable nanoparticles were combined by researchers at ETH Zurich to produce a gel that could pave the path for personalized biomaterial implants.

Published October 16, 2020
Categorized as materials, research Tagged biomaterial, bioprinting, carrier ink, cellulose, gel, implants, nanoparticles, personalized, universal
Chasing The Elusive Safe 3D Printer Resin

Chasing The Elusive Safe 3D Printer Resin

I’ve been on a bit of a quest to find some truly safe 3D printer resin, and I’m not sure there’s actually such a product.

Published September 25, 2020
Categorized as materials Tagged 3dresyn, elegoo, esun, fire, flammable, ipa, nanoparticles, Popular, resin, safety

3D Printer Emissions Are Everywhere

Did you know there are increased levels of 3D printer emissions even at trade shows? We found a measurement to prove this happens.

Published December 18, 2019
Categorized as Ideas Tagged emissions, filter, hepa, kora, nanoparticles, safety, trade show, ventilation, vocs

Xjet Splits 3D Printer Lines

When Xjet first developed their nanoparticle jetting (NPJ) process, they didn’t realize it would split into two different styles. We found out why.

Published December 11, 2019
Categorized as printer Tagged binder jet, ceramic, metal, nanoparticles, npj, xjet

Kora’s Powerful SC-01 3D Printer Safety Enclosure

Need a safety enclosure for your 3D printer? Don’t even know why? Find out more with our look at the Kora SC-01 Safety Cabinet.

Published October 6, 2019
Categorized as Hardware Tagged accessory, enclosure, fire, interview, kora, nanoparticles, safety

Do You Need A 3D Printer Emissions Sensor?

3D printers emit VOCs — volatile organic compounds. Do you need a sensor to detect them? We examine a proposed DIY solution.

Published September 6, 2019
Categorized as Hardware Tagged diy, hackaday, nanoparticles, safety, sensor, vocs

3D Printed Magnetic Liquids Could Revolutionize Medicine

Could liquid 3D printed machines exist? It turns out this is possible due to ferric nanoparticle droplets as discovered by Berkeley Lab researchers.

Published July 22, 2019
Categorized as research Tagged $Microscopic Machines, droplets, liquid, magnetic, microscopic, nanoparticles

UK’s Health And Safety Executive Looking At 3D Printing

A new report about 3D printing safety has been issued by the UK’s Health and Safety Executive.

Published March 5, 2019
Categorized as research Tagged emissions, filter, nanoparticles, safety, vocs

The Correct Way To Achieve Zero Emission 3D Prints

I’m quite impressed with Rize’s approach to dealing with 3D printer emissions, and it’s not anything you might expect.

Published February 17, 2019
Categorized as Hardware Tagged @rize3d, filter, hepa, nanoparticles, rize, safety, vocs

3D Printing Health Risks Identified by UL and Georgia Tech

It’s been known for several years that desktop 3D printers, and presumably any extrusion 3D printer operating in an open environment, can be potentially dangerous.

Published December 7, 2018
Categorized as research Tagged emissions, nanoparticles, particles, safety

One Inexpensive Way to Add Some Safety to Your 3D Printer

After publishing our rant about the increasingly important lack of attention paid to safety in 3D printing, we received an interesting tip.

Published December 1, 2018
Categorized as Hardware Tagged @CELRobox, cel robox, filter, hepa, nanoparticles, safety, vocs

Does ANYONE Care About 3D Printer Emissions?

After reading more scary papers researching 3D printer emissions, I am baffled by the industry’s lack of response.

Published November 21, 2018
Categorized as research Tagged emissions, nanoparticles, particles, safety, vocs
  • About
  • Contact
  • Privacy
  • Archive

We are a participant in affiliate advertising programs designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to affiliated site.

. .

© Copyright Terran Data Corporation 2023

We use cookies and other techniques to give you the best experience on our website. You can find out more here.