The emission rates measured during the printing of small plastic
figures were similar to cooking on a gas or electric stove, or burning
scented candles and even as harmful as cigarette smoke indoors.
The study found that these printers produce a high amount of “ultrafine particles” (UFP), which have the ability to become deposited in the lungs and penetrate the tissue, becoming absorbed right into the blood stream.
from globalnews
The study found that these printers produce a high amount of “ultrafine particles” (UFP), which have the ability to become deposited in the lungs and penetrate the tissue, becoming absorbed right into the blood stream.
from globalnews
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