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The aim is to create a sustainable biocomposite filament for 3D printing using PLA and cellulose fibers.

February 25, 2026RSC Advances0 citationsOpen Access

Fabrication of potential environmentally friendly 3D printing biocomposite filament based on poly(lactic acid) and cellulose fibers from agricultural waste

NTNguyễn Chí ThànhHo Chi Minh City University of Technology and Education PTPham Duc Thinh BDBui Phuong DongHo Chi Minh City University of Technology and Education

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The aim is to create a sustainable biocomposite filament for 3D printing using PLA and cellulose fibers.
Developed biocomposite using environmentally friendly process
Utilized cellulose fibers from agricultural waste
Focused on creating materials suitable for 3D printing
Successfully created a biocomposite material
Met demand for bio-based materials in 3D printing
Contributed to sustainable practices in material production

Resumen

The biocomposite based on PLA and cellulose was developed using an environmentally friendly process. This approach meets the increasing demand for bio-based materials in 3D printing, supporting the development of a circular and sustainable economy.

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