3D Printing Protects Electronics

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3D-printed solutions shield electronics from electrostatic discharge

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Electrostatic discharge ( ESD ) protection is a significant concern in the chemical and electronics industries.

In electronics, ESD often causes integrated circuit failures due to rapid voltage and current discharges from charged objects, such as human fingers or tools.

3D printing is a rapidly growing manufacturing method that enables the production of cellular foams with customizable pore architectures to achieve compressive mechanical properties.

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