3d Printer
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Save 16%Rs.95,000Rs.80,000
Artillery Hornet FDM 3D Printer 220x220x250mm
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Rs.15,000
3D printer Extruder for AVATAR IV
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Save 3%Rs.750,000Rs.729,900
Bambu Lab X1-Carbon Combo FDM CoreXY 3D Printer
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Save 11%Rs.280,000Rs.249,000
Anycubic Kobra2 Max FDM 3D Printer 420x420x500mm Largest Build Volume
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Rs.229,900
ANYCUBIC Photon Mono M5s 12K Resin 3D Printer
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Rs.105,000
Anycubic Kobra Neo FDM 3D Printer 220*220*250mm Build Volume
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Rs.195,000
Anycubic Kobra Plus FDM 3D Printer 300*300*350mm Larger Build Volume
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Save 10%Rs.139,000Rs.125,000
Anycubic Kobra 2 Neo FDM 3D Printer 250*220*220mm Build Volume
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Rs.27,500
Ultimaker: White PLA 3D Printer Filament 2.85mm 750g - 1613
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Rs.279,000
Creality HALOT-MAGE 8K Resolution Resin 3D Printer
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Save 8%Rs.180,000Rs.165,000
Artillery Sidewinder X3 Plus 3D Printer 300x300x400mm Large Printing Size
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Rs.125,000
Artillery Sidewinder X3 Pro 3D Printer 240x240x260mm Bed Size
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Overview
The next step in printing, the ability to print objects. 3D printers achieve this by bringing plastic or metals to near melting point and layering them over and over to build an object. With an extremely wide array of applications from the technical world to the medical world. The eventual goal is to buy products online and then watch them be printed at home. As there is high temperature involved and fine particles used to melt, 3D printers come with hazards. Thankfully these hazards are manageable if one follows the instructions. An expensive device to buy and run at this point in time.
Description
3D printing - a new era
3D printing has more recently become more accessible to the general market, from earlier larger versions on an industrial scale to fitting on a desk today. Using various methods depending on the printer all of them achieve a 3-dimensional product. Currently, most of them use different forms of plastics as the material, printers that use metal directly are more expensive and also more hazardous as powdered metal is combustible. These metal 3D printers use a process called sintering to make metal objects.
Uses
The uses are limitless, the dream is to be able to buy any product online and watch it get printed in front of you at home ready for use. Imagine what that would do to the consumer market and also what kinds of new designs that would inspire when there won't be limitations due to moulds and such.
More uses
Larger companies print prototypes of products to see what they would look like or how they fit together before putting them to mass production. At times if a part can be printed for an engine as a replacement till the actual part is available; this is in practice today making for extreme convenience. In one instance a company printed a helicopter engine comprising of 19 parts instead of the 900 it usually houses, which would change the speed at which the supply chain works by a huge margin.
Even more uses
In the medical realm there have already been advancements due to 3D printers, doctors have printed portions of a person's facial bones after an accident to replace pieces that were too damaged to reset. Or the time the heart of a baby was scanned and printed so the doctor could open up the printed version and see exactly what needed to be mended. As it was a tiny heart the margin for error was diminished; the doctor knew exactly what he was going to find when he went in for surgery. There is even debate about 3D printing eventually being able to print an organ specific to a person so chances of rejection after transplant are near nil, as it will contain the DNA of the receiver.
Things to consider about 3D printing
As with all technology 3D printing has its hazards, emissions while it prints being one. The emissions are of fine particles and volatile chemicals that are part of the process to print. Aside from this, there is the danger of burns from hot print heads also the ones that incorporate a laser or ultraviolet light could be damaging. These issues can be avoided if the manufacturer provided guidelines are followed such as properly ventilated space, goggles and the right covers for equipment.
In Pakistan, currently, smaller 3D printers are available as the market is still nascent.
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Stats
The best price of 3d Printer in Pakistan is Rs. 13,800 and the estimated average price is Rs. 197,117.