Possible Applications of 3D Printing Technology on Textile Substrates

Korger, Michael; Bergschneider, J; Lutz, Martin; Mahltig, Boris; Finsterbusch, Karin; Rabe, Maike

doi:10.1088/1757-899x/141/1/012011

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“…Th is resulted in the idea to increase the adhesion by washing or plasma treatment of diverse materials, both of which showed positive or negative eff ects on diff erent textile fabrics. Generally, more hydrophilic textile fabrics showed better adhesive properties [13]. A more detailed study of the infl uence of diverse chemical pre-treatments was performed recently, verifying the idea of hydrophilic properties being supportive of increased adhesion for several treatments, while a few outliers indicated that additional eff ects have to be taken into account [5].…”

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Increasing adhesion of 3D printing on textile fabrics by polymer coating

Unger¹,

Scheideler²,

Meyer³

et al. 2018

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3D printing is a technology which has recently found its way into the fi eld of textile fabrics, from fashion design to technical textiles. By combining both technologies with their advantages, new composites with novel physical properties can be created. Increasing adhesion between both components, however, still remains challenging. This paper suggests a new method to improve the adhesion of a 3D printed object on a textile fabric by previously coating the latter with a polymer layer. In this way, adhesion can be substantially enhanced without signifi cantly changing the bending stiff ness and haptic properties of a fabric. In this study, this procedure worked especially well for printing PLA (poly(lactic acid)) on PMMA (poly(methyl methacrylate)) or PLA coatings, while for printing ABS (acrylonitrile butadiene styrene), the best textile coatings were ABS and PLA.

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Section: Increasing Adhesion Of 3d Printing On Textile Fabrics By Polmentioning

confidence: 96%

Increasing adhesion of 3D printing on textile fabrics by polymer coating

Unger¹,

Scheideler²,

Meyer³

et al. 2018

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“…), usually outsourced and based on expensive processes, such as metallic molding. Especially in accessories, such as shoe, bags and small leather goods, the 3D printing technologies are gaining a rather quick reliability and are already established in the sportswear industry (Birtchnell & Urry 2016;Korger et al 2016). The knitted sneakers, launched since 2012 both by Nike and Adidas, and combining electronic knitting and 3D printed soles, are just some of the examples available on the market.…”

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Fashion 4.0. Innovating fashion industry through digital transformation

Bertola

Teunissen²

2018

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“…16 On the other hand, first tests of different pretreatments on textile materials showed that washing or plasma treatments resulted in opposite effects on the measured adhesion forces for printing with soft polymers on cotton and polyester fabrics. 17 This finding was explained by the idea that different modifications of the hydrophobicity of these textile substrates due to the pretreatments might result in different impacts on the adhesion forces.…”

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Influence of fabric pretreatment on adhesion of three-dimensional printed material on textile substrates

Kozior

Döpke

Grimmelsmann

et al. 2018

Advances in Mechanical Engineering

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Adding three-dimensional printed objects on existing surfaces enables creation of multi-material objects with tailored mechanical properties. Especially, the tensile strength of a textile fabric is advantageous in comparison with threedimensional printed polymeric parts, while the latter can increase the stiffness of the composite. The adhesion forces between both material partners, however, are crucial for the reliability of the multi-material object. While several printing and material properties have been shown to influence the adhesion previously, this article concentrates on the possible pretreatment methods for three-dimensional printing on a cotton fabric. In our experiments, we have shown that especially pretreatments which made the textile surface more hydrophobic or more hydrophilic resulted in significant modifications of the adhesion forces. In addition, the adhesion is influenced by the infill orientation, with an orientation of 90°being significantly advantageous compared to 0°. While surface roughness was also shown to depend on the infill angle, no significant differences of the tensile strength or the elongation at break were measured.

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Possible Applications of 3D Printing Technology on Textile Substrates

Cited by 101 publications

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Increasing adhesion of 3D printing on textile fabrics by polymer coating

Increasing adhesion of 3D printing on textile fabrics by polymer coating

Fashion 4.0. Innovating fashion industry through digital transformation

Influence of fabric pretreatment on adhesion of three-dimensional printed material on textile substrates

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