3D printers are a relatively new invention that has been around for less than two decades. 3D printers have the ability to construct items by assembling them layer by layer from the bottom of their base material. In order for 3D printers to work, they require different types of material from which to print. The most common type of material used is plastic and some even use metal powder. But what about rubber?
Can 3D Printers Print Rubber?
No, not at this time. For 3D printers to work, they require different types of material from which to print. The most common type of material used is plastic and some even use metal powder and wood filament. But what about rubber? For the most part, no 3D printer can have the capability of printing rubber because all these forms are soluble in water and as such cannot be solidified again without a complete change in the process.
Conclusion
3D printers are relatively new and as such, they have not had the opportunity to develop the technology needed to print rubber
