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Kupros Cu29: filamento di rame puro per FDM desktop

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Kupros Cu29: filamento di rame puro per FDM desktop

Kupros lancia Cu29, il filamento di rame conduttivo per stampanti FDM desktop
La startup americana Kupros ha sviluppato Cu29, un filamento interamente metallico e conduttivo che può essere stampato su stampanti 3D FDM standard. Il materiale, definito “impossibile” da alcuni esperti del settore, ha g

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