3D printing of elements with the FDM (Fused Deposition Modeling) method consists in applying subsequent layers of material (so-called filament) extruded in semi-liquid form through a nozzle. The layers are permanently bonded together. 3D printing is ideal for the R&D department, as it allows to create functional and dimensionally accurate prototypes with the same or very similar physical and chemical properties as the final products. Filaments are available in a variety of colours.
