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Density Gradient Infill Density gradient infill is a specialized infill strategy where the density of the infill varies across the model, typically becoming denser near critical load areas or surfaces that require more strength. This technique helps optimize material usage and print time while maintaining structural integrity where it matters most. For example, the center of a model might have a low-density honeycomb pattern, while areas near mounting points or edges might use a higher-density structure. Advanced slicers allow users to customize these gradients based on the intended use of the part. Density gradient infill is especially useful in engineering applications where weight reduction and durability are critical.

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