fabricable

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fabricable

[′fab·rik·ə·bəl]

(materials)

Capable of being shaped, such as an alloy.

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Based on the found clearances, the minimal fabricable gaps in radial and axial direction were researched to enable the manufacturing of piano hinges.

Additive manufacturing of parts with integrated functions

"So we basically have an easily fabricable liquid precursor to a proton exchange membrane that when cured is almost three times higher in proton conductivity than the benchmark standard," DeSimone said.

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Ideally, biomaterial has to be biocompatible (inert or active) but essentially, pharmacologically inert, nontoxic, easily fabricable, sterilisable, stable, non-carcinogenic and economical (1), for e.g.

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