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Can the strength of 3D printed parts rival machined parts?

Technical Q&A2026-06-03

Plastics:FDM/SLS strength is generally lower than injection molded parts, and pure 3D printing is not recommended for parts under high stress.
Metals:SLM-formed metals have mechanical properties close to forgings and can replace machined parts in some scenarios.

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