3D printing silicone for breathing apparatus

Right now, the 3D printers at the ETH spin-off Spectroplast are working at full capacity as never before: the young company has started producing silicone attachments for breathing masks on behalf of medical companies.

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  • Pankaj Jhanwar21.06.2020 14:49

    it is magnificent to see how much 3D printing has changed the world. Thank you for providing brilliant insights into 3D printing. So much progress has been done in the development of product in the 3D printing sector. Product development is one thing that should be put in the light which has given the opportunity to young entrepreneurs to do wonders in this field.