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1. | EXECUTIVE SUMMARY |
1.1. | Major material-process relationships |
1.2. | Why adopt 3D printing? |
1.3. | Market share of materials by mass |
1.4. | Market share of materials by revenue in 2018 |
1.5. | 3D printing materials: forecast mass demand |
1.6. | 3D printing materials: forecast revenues |
1.7. | Forecast materials revenue segmented by industry |
2. | INTRODUCTION |
2.1. | Glossary: common acronyms for reference |
2.2. | Scope of report |
2.3. | The seven different types of 3D printing processes |
2.4. | Major material-process relationships |
2.5. | Why adopt 3D printing? |
2.6. | History of 3D printing: the rise of the hobbyist |
2.7. | History of 3D printing metals |
2.8. | Business models: securing future revenues |
2.9. | Consumer vs prosumer vs professional |
2.10. | Use patterns and market segmentation |
2.11. | The desktop 3D printer explosion |
2.12. | Drivers and restraints of growth |
3. | PHOTOSENSITIVE RESINS |
3.1. | Photosensitive resins |
3.2. | Photosensitive resins suppliers |
3.3. | Applications of photopolymeric components |
3.4. | Photopolymeric hearing aids |
3.5. | Photopolymeric jewellery design |
3.6. | Photopolymeric injection molds |
3.7. | Photopolymers for consumer goods |
3.8. | Photopolymers: 3D printed optics |
4. | THERMOPLASTIC POWDERS |
4.1. | Thermoplastic powders |
4.2. | Thermoplastic powder suppliers |
4.3. | Thermoplastic powders: gears, hinges and interlocking parts |
4.4. | Thermoplastic powders: art |
4.5. | Thermoplastic powders: post-processing |
5. | THERMOPLASTIC FILAMENTS |
5.1. | Thermoplastic filaments |
5.2. | Thermoplastic support materials: overview |
5.3. | Thermoplastic filament suppliers |
5.4. | Procurement of thermoplastic filaments |
5.5. | Alternatives: poly(propylene) and elastomers |
5.6. | Emerging materials: fillers for thermoplastic filaments |
5.7. | Emerging materials: metallic PLA filaments |
5.8. | High temperature thermoplastic filaments and pellets |
5.9. | High temperature thermoplastic suppliers |
5.10. | High temperature thermoplastic support materials |
5.11. | Breakaway versus soluble support material: SWOT analysis |
5.12. | Thermoplastic filaments: precision engineering |
5.13. | Thermoplastic filament: prototypes |
5.14. | Thermoplastic filaments: spare parts |
5.15. | Thermoplastic filaments: hobbyist creations |
5.16. | Thermoplastic filaments: vertical pins |
6. | COMPOSITES |
6.1. | Composite thermoplastic filaments |
6.2. | Composite thermoplastic filament suppliers |
6.3. | Composite thermoplastic filaments: tooling |
6.4. | Composite thermoplastic filaments: lightweighting |
7. | METAL POWDERS |
7.1. | Powder morphology requirements |
7.2. | Water or gas atomisation |
7.3. | Plasma atomisation |
7.4. | Electrochemical atomisation |
7.5. | Powder morphology depends on atomisation process |
7.6. | Evaluation of powder manufacturing techniques |
7.7. | Supported materials |
7.8. | Procurement of metal powders for AM |
7.9. | Metal powder bed fusion post processing |
7.10. | Barriers and limitations to using metal powders |
7.11. | Alloys and material properties |
7.12. | Aluminium and alloys |
7.13. | 316L stainless steel |
7.14. | Nickel alloy: Inconel 718 |
7.15. | Titanium and alloys |
8. | OTHER METAL FEEDSTOCKS |
8.1. | Metal wire feedstocks |
8.2. | Metal + polymer filaments |
8.3. | Metal-filled thermoplastic filaments: BASF Ultrafuse 316LX |
8.4. | Metal + photosensitive resin |
9. | OTHER MATERIALS |
9.1. | Sand and binder |
9.2. | Sand and binder: investment casting |
9.3. | Ceramic powders and photosensitive resins |
9.4. | Ceramics: dental and medical components |
9.5. | Ceramic plaster + binder |
9.6. | Ceramic powders and photosensitive resins |
9.7. | Paper sheets: full colour models |
10. | EMERGING MATERIALS |
10.1. | New alloys for 3D printing |
10.2. | Tungsten powder and nanoparticles |
10.3. | Glass |
10.4. | 4D printing materials |
11. | MARKET ANALYSIS |
11.1. | Segmentation of photosensitive resins |
11.2. | Photosensitive resin market segmentation 2018 |
11.3. | Segmentation of thermoplastic filaments |
11.4. | Thermoplastic filaments market segmentation 2019 |
11.5. | Segmentation of consumers of thermoplastic filaments |
11.6. | Market share of materials by mass in 2019 |
11.7. | Market share of materials by revenue in 2019 |
12. | MARKET FORECAST |
12.1. | Forecast methodology and presentation of findings |
12.2. | 3DP consumables market forecast by mass |
12.3. | 3DP consumables market forecast by revenue |
12.4. | Metals vs non-metals by mass |
12.5. | Metals vs non-metals by revenue |
12.6. | Photopolymer market by mass |
12.7. | Photopolymers by revenue |
12.8. | Thermoplastics market by mass |
12.9. | Thermoplastics by revenue |
12.10. | Metal market by mass |
12.11. | Metal market by revenue |
13. | CONCLUSIONS |
13.1. | Conclusions |
13.2. | Where next for materials for 3D printing? |
14. | COMPANY PROFILES |
14.1. | 3D Systems Europe |
14.2. | Advanc3D materials |
14.3. | Advanced powders and coatings |
14.4. | Carbon3D |
14.5. | Carpenter Technology |
14.6. | Cookson Precious Metals |
14.7. | CRP Group |
14.8. | DSM Somos |
14.9. | Evonik |
14.10. | Exceltec |
14.11. | Forefront Filament |
14.12. | Graphene 3D lab |
14.13. | Heraus New Business |
14.14. | Legor group |
14.15. | Lomiko Metals |
14.16. | LPW Technology |
14.17. | Maker Juice |
14.18. | Metalysis |
14.19. | Nanosteel |
14.20. | Ninja Flex |
14.21. | Oxford Performance materials |
14.22. | Sandvik |
14.23. | Stratasys |
14.24. | Taulman 3D |
14.25. | TLC Korea |
14.26. | Toner Plastics Inc |
슬라이드 | 132 |
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전망 | 2030 |
ISBN | 9781913899127 |