Infill density is the “fullness” of the inside the walls of a part.
This term is most commonly applied to Material Extrusion technology where the slicing software can define the percentage of solidity. This is usually defined as a percentage between 0 and 100, with 0% making a part hollow and 100%, completely solid.
This decision has a significant impact on the part's ultimate weight, its rigidity, its production time and its cost in terms of how much material is required.
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