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Overview of Laminated Object Manufacturing by Prayag Parikh is a document available to read on EtoBox.

Laminated Object Manufacturing (LOM) is an additive manufacturing technique commercialized in 1991, which involves layer-by-layer lamination of paper sheets cut by a CO2 laser. The process includes bonding layers with heat-activated glue and cutting excess material into cubes, allowing for rapid fabrication of parts from various materials. While LOM is cost-effective and versatile, it faces challenges such as difficulty in achieving part accuracy and the need for post-processing to remove excess material.

Author

Prayag Parikh

Language

EN