Laminated Object Manufacturing – LOM Information



The Laminated Object Manufacturing is a new webpage that was just added to the new LOM Prototyping Information Website that has just been released. This new Laminated Object Manufacturing Information Process webpage has all of the information you need to know on LOM Prototyping and LOM Methods and the main information you need to know on Laminated Object Manufacturing Information. You can visit this LOM webpage at:  http://www.prototypezone.com/laminated-object-manufacturing/

Here is an excerpt from the new Laminated Object Manufacturing and LOM Prototyping webpage:


“How does Laminated Object Manufacturing Work? The LMO is used to manufacture 3 – D objects that are cut on the basis of the geometrical data that is available with the system. The laser that is used in the LMO is a carbon dioxide laser that is capable of creating cross sections of 3 – D objects successively, from layers of foil, usually paper. The back of the 3 – D object that is created has a polyethylene coating on it.


The computer with the help of which the LMO runs, has the ability to slice a solid 3 – D model into 2 – D cross sections that are thin. Every cross section would have a thickness that is equivalent to the thickness of each of the materials that is used for the process of prototyping.”


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