CATOD will become a place for scientific research where parts will be prototyped, parts with complex geometric shapes will be 3D printed, and complex assemblies will be redesigned. The press service also added that the equipment will also be used to train undergraduate and graduate students, as well as specialists working at Rosatom enterprises and the Siberian Federal District.
One of the installations to be installed at the center is the Fora printer. This printer works on the principle of applying molten material according to a predetermined algorithm. It provides the opportunity to create prototypes of components, plastic devices and mechanisms, as well as decorative elements for various purposes.
Source: Ferra
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