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Investigating the shear strength and delamination behavior of rigid-compliant polymer interfaces in material jetting additive manufacturing
Material jetting additive manufacturing (MJAM) enables the fabrication of multimaterial components with fine spatial control, allowing the combination of rigid and compliant photopolymers in a single print. However, limited understanding of shear behavior at rigid-compliant interfaces continues to c
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