Sorry for the delayed feedback.
We are very interested with what you said. One year ago we launched a
project to develop tissue engineering scaffold using RP tech. So far we have
tested the capability of various RP processes to generate the structure. But
I always think LOM is not a good choice for this. Thus we tried the
construction on SLS, SLA, FDM, 3DP and Moder Maker.
We look forward to hearing more about what you have done on LOM and HA or
other biomaterial.
How to build the small channles (200-500 micro) in scaffold by LOM and how
to remove the entrapped material?
If you can provide material, can you let us know the specification of
them,particularly HA, PLA, PGA, PE, etc.
Thanks in advance.
Best regards
DU, Zhaohui
Nanyang Technological University
Singapore
Tel: 65-7905010
>From: "lonepeak" <lonepeak@aros.net>
>To: Rp Mailing List <rp-ml@bart.lpt.fi>
>Subject: RP biomaterial information
>Date: Tue, 16 May 2000 10:10:59 -0600
>
>RE: Interest in biomaterial/biomedical devices and RP
>
>Nuno:
>
>My company uses the LOM system, our own equipment and materials to produce
>research-related bioceramic models directly based on STL files generated
>from patient-supplied CAT scan data. We have produced from high-density to
>scaffold structures. Biomaterials that we work with include alumina,
>zirconia, hydroxyapatite, and tricalcium phosphate.
>
>The equipment and material to conduct research in this area is available
>from our company. We can also conduct the research or produce the models
>at
>our facility.
>
>Alair Emory
>Javelin
>alair@lonepeak.com
>
>
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