NIOSH wants its 3D printing guidance to ‘stick’
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NIOSH has released downloadable sticker graphics with QR codes to help workers using 3D printers reduce their exposure to emissions. The stickers link directly to agency resources about safe practices with additive manufacturing equipment.
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Washington — In an effort to help workers who use 3D printers limit their exposure to emissions, NIOSH has created a set of downloadable graphics intended for use as stickers. The graphics feature QR codes linked to agency resources. NIOSH says 3D printing, also known as additive manufacturing, is…
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