Mitsubishi Gas Chemical Company, Inc.

Nobuki Hirooka

Nobuhiko Matsumoto

Hiroto Ito

Asami Nakai

Fumiya Hirano

Akio Ohtani

Shogo Mishima

Masao Yamawaki

Takeshi Eguchi

Provided is the method for manufacturing a three-dimensional structure with a less amount of internal voids or bubbles, and also to provide a 3D printer filament used for manufacturing such three-dimensional structure. The method for manufacturing a three-dimensional structure, the method comprises melting and depositing a filament using a 3D printer, the filament comprising a commingled yarn that contains a continuous reinforcing fiber (A) and a continuous thermoplastic resin fiber (B), with a dispersity of the continuous reinforcing fiber (A) in the commingled yarn of 60 to 100%.

Method for manufacturing three-dimensional structure, and 3D printer filament

Provided is a molding technique with which a molding operation is performed smoothly, preventing the production of defective products. Also provided is a molding apparatus including a nozzle, a guide member guiding a molding material to the nozzle, and a heating device, the molding apparatus being further provided with a prevention structure configured to prevent the molding material from melting during transportation through the guide member.

Molding apparatus, molding method, and method for producing molded article

Provided are: a method for manufacturing a molded article having high compressive strength and excellent appearance by compressing a shaped article obtained using a 3D printer, and a material containing another resin; and a manufacturing device for the same. The method for manufacturing a molded article includes: shaping a filament containing a resin and continuous reinforcing fibers using a 3D printer; and manufacturing a molded article by compressing a second material containing resin against a shaped article formed by the shaping, wherein the shaped article has a void ratio of from 5 to 30%.

Method for manufacturing molded article and manufacturing device

Provided is a method for manufacturing a three-dimensional structure, capable of yielding a three dimensional structure that excels in buildability. The method for manufacturing a three-dimensional structure, comprises melting a filament that contains a thermoplastic resin by using a 3D printer, and depositing it onto a base, and comprising bonding the filament at one end of the filament to a surface of the base so as to achieve a bond strength to the base of 15 N or larger, and discharging the filament through a nozzle of the 3D printer onto a surface of the base so as to deposit thereon, while moving at least one of the base or the nozzle.

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Kanagawa, Japan

Nobuki Hirooka