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Local Exhaust Ventilation Control for Rep+ 3D printer

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NIOSH

Created:

2/8/21

Submitted:

3/6/23

Published:

3/6/23

Tube-to-Dyson-to-RadialFan (pre-filter) v1_NIH3DColored by radial distance from the center of the model.

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3DPX-015467

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Description

A capture device to reduce ultrafine particle emissions near the nozzle of Rep+ 3D printer. The local exhaust ventilation control attaches to a Rep+ 3D printer extruder to capture ultrafine particle emissions generated from filaments used in the fused deposition modeling 3D printing process.

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3D Printing Instructions