Analysis of three-dimensional printing

After the printed matter is processed and processed, people can see it and produce a deep three-dimensional impression. This is a new product of the printing technology. It cannot be ignored in the future. Stereoscopic printing is generally classified into two types: transmissive and reflective. The transmissive type means that the back of the three-dimensional printed article is irradiated with a fluorescent lamp to visually create a three-dimensional effect. The reflective type is to apply a transparent lens with a beam-cutting effect on the surface of the printed material, thus visually creating a stereoscopic effect. Through three-dimensional printing is the use of color film or plastic film as a material, printed in lithographic printing. Reflective three-dimensional printing is to use coated paper, such as coated paper, to implement precision lithography and multi-color printing, transparent plastic will be made of wave-type transparent lenses, and then the transparent lens on the print tops and Serve.

Stereoscopic printing consists of manuscript photography, plate making, printing, and final laminating. It is necessary to adopt a consistent operation mode because the convenience of the work, especially the more complex three-dimensional printing, is more necessary. The most complicated three-dimensional printing and even more than five layers of multi-image overlap, based on the needs of technology, at the time of photography is to use two-image three-dimensional photography. In short, three-dimensional printing is a product that uses the interaction between optics and printing. Furthermore, the visual illusion is the most important key.

The three-dimensional printing is widely enjoyed by people because of its special interest in products. It is also widely used in advertising media, such as landscape postcards, calendar cards, POPs, labels, elevators, playing cards, match boxes, and so on. Its future is ambitious and worthy of research and development.