Solid imaging process using component homogenization

Plastic and nonmetallic article shaping or treating: processes – Stereolithographic shaping from liquid precursor

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264308, 264497, 419 46, B29C 3508, B29C 4102

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ABSTRACT:
Solid objects are formed in an imagewise layering process in which components of a dispersion are homogenized to form an alloy. Imagewise exposure of the layers to radiation to form an alloy permits separation of the exposed, homogenized regions from non-exposed, non-homogenized regions. As each layer is formed and imagewise homogenized, contiguous layer regions are bonded together to form a homogenized, three-dimensional object which may be separated from surrounding dispersion.

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