Linear Motor 3D printing technology is used to produce colorful chewing gum. Before this article begins, let me share with you a piece of common knowledge: "No chewing gum in Singapore. " Yes, whether you are traveling to Singapore or on business in Singapore, you should control yourself and avoid chewing gum. 

     When it comes to chewing gum, it is highly loved by children and young people because it is both edible and playable, improves oral health and has cognitive benefits... but you know what, with the rapid development of 3D printing technology, the technology has been used to produce chewing gum practical cases. At the 2018 China (Shanghai) Import Expo, the German company Wacker presented participants with a series of 3d printed colorful chewing gum. 

    It is reported that as long as the company developed by Wacker chewing gum dedicated 3d printer and supporting software, users can own chewing gum shape design. In addition, the technology uses a more advanced boiling method, so that chewing gum flavor, color more diverse, like coconut, watermelon, orange and other water-rich foods, in the past it is difficult to add ingredients, boiling law solved this problem. 

     In fact, in recent years, 3d printing technology increasingly mature, in the field of food processing applications are more and more extensive, many parents are estimated to have enjoyed 3d printing cake, Sushi, coffee, potato chips, steak and so on. 

     When it comes to 3D printing technology, it is closely related to linear motor, which is widely used in 3d printing equipment as a driving device because of its simple structure, high speed and high precision.

      Kunshan is a professional developer and manufacturer of linear and Rotary motion solutions for Linear Motors, Voice Coil Motors and system integration, the company will provide customers with advanced technology and high-performance sports series products, but also at low cost to meet a large number of linear motor oem demand. Welcome friends to pay more attention. 

     The article was originally written by www.tmmotion.com in Kunshan, China. Please quote the source.