Cartesio and BOFA develop 3D PrintPRO Fume Extraction Systems specifically for 3D printers

With 3D printers invading schools and living rooms, it is probably a good thing that people are starting to look into health related issues as well. After all, we’ve all smelled the fumes coming off molten plastic, and if plastic can kill animals, what does it do for our lungs? While there is no such thing as oversight on toxic particles in 3D printable filaments, 3D printer manufacturers Cartesio […]

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