| 초록 |
Recently 3D printing technology has gained great attention as it allows the creation of complex 3D geometries with precisely prescribed microarchitectures, which enable new functionalities or improved performance. While few soft materials for 3D printing have been developed. And, the advantageous physiochemical properties of silicone based materials have made it an extremely useful material for prototyping in various technological, scientific, and clinical areas. However, the production of silicone products is a tedious assembly steps, due to the molding process, which limiting the utilities of silicone materials. Here the preparation, characterization and stereolithography (SLA) application of a 3D-printable silicone based soft materials is reported. Furthermore, an optimized silicone/silica composite is obtained, can also be used to SLA-printing manufacturing. The chemical and physical properties of silicone and silicone based composites have been characterized. |
