3D Printing Services
Turning and Milling the arts.
SLA
- Precision & Smooth Surface
- Versatile Materials
- Fast for Complex Designs
- From 1 to 500 parts
SLS
- No Supports Needed
- Strong & Durable Materials
- High Productivity
- From 1 to 100,000 parts
Metal 3D Printing
- Complex Geometries
- High Strength & Durability
- Minimal Waste
- From 1 to 10,000 parts
Precision 3D Printing Services
3D printing, also known as additive manufacturing, is a process that creates three-dimensional objects layer by layer from a digital model. The technology transforms a virtual design—typically made using Computer-Aided Design (CAD) software—into a physical object by depositing or solidifying material in successive layers.
- Stereolithography (SLA): Uses a laser to cure liquid resin into ultra-precise, smooth-surfaced parts, ideal for prototypes and dental applications.
- Selective Laser Sintering (SLS): Fuses powdered materials (e.g., nylon) with a laser, creating strong, functional parts without supports.
- Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM): Melts and extrudes thermoplastic filament (e.g., PLA, ABS) to build cost-effective, durable parts.
- Metal 3D Printing: Uses lasers or electron beams to fuse metal powders (e.g., titanium, stainless steel) into high-strength, complex parts for aerospace, medical, and automotive industries.
Each method serves unique needs, from industrial-grade metal components to detailed prototypes.
SLA Process
- Digital Model: Begin with a 3D model created using CAD software.
- Slicing: Use slicing software to divide the model into thin horizontal layers.
- Resin Tank: The printing occurs in a vat of liquid photopolymer resin.
- Layer Curing: A UV laser cures the resin by tracing the outline of each layer, solidifying it.
- Layering: After each layer cures, the build platform lowers to allow fresh resin to cover the previous layer. This repeats until the object is complete.
- Post-Processing: Once printed, the object is removed and usually requires cleaning, support removal, and additional UV curing for optimal finish and hardness.
SLS Process
- Digital Model: Start with a 3D model designed in CAD software.
- Slicing: Slice the model into thin layers using slicing software.
- Powder Bed: Spread a layer of powdered material (like nylon) across the build platform.
- Laser Sintering: A laser selectively fuses powder particles according to each layer’s design.
- Layering: The platform lowers, and a new powder layer is added; this repeats until the object is complete.
- Cooling and Removal: After printing, the part cools and is removed from the powder bed, with unused powder recycled for future use.
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