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SLA – Stereolithography Apparatus (3D Printing)

The Vat Photopolymerization family of additive manufacturing processes includes Stereolithography Apparatus (3D printing). Using an ultraviolet (UV) laser beam, a polymer resin is selectively cured layer by layer to make an object in SLA. Liquid thermoset polymers that are photosensitive are the materials used in SLA. SLA is the most affordable 3D printing technology currently in use for products that require extremely high accuracy or a clean surface finish. The initial output from the SLA printed item in normal size might arrive in as fast as 1 day.

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To support your new product development journey, we offer a complimentary SLA printing sample in reasonable sizes for designers, product developers, startups, and more. SLA 3D printing allows designers to test their concepts by creating prototypes, enabling them to experience the materials firsthand and visualize their ideas more clearly. We are dedicated to turning your vision into reality. Let us help you bring your dream product to life!
 

SLS – Selective Laser Sintering (3D Printing)

A powerful laser is used by 3D printers to fuse tiny, powdered polymer particles together. The part is supported during printing by the unfused powder, which does not require any additional support structures. Because of this, SLS is perfect for difficult geometries including undercuts, thin walls, internal features, and negative features. SLS printed products offer superior mechanical properties and a strength that is comparable to injection-molded parts. The initial output from the SLS printed part in normal size might arrive in as fast as 1 day.

FDM - Fused Deposition Modeling, or FFF - Fused Filament Fabrication (3D Printing)

FDM - Fused Deposition Modeling, or FFF - Fused Filament Fabrication (3D printing)

It is an additive manufacturing process that belongs to the material extrusion family. In FDM, an object is built by selectively depositing melted material in a pre-determined path layer-by-layer. The materials used are thermoplastic polymers and come in a filament form. It could process a wide range of thermoplastic polymers and less costly than other 3D printing technology, so making it the most used. The FDM printed part with regular sized, could have the first output as fast as 1 day.

DLP – Digital Light Processing (3D Printing)

DLP – Digital Light Processing (3D printing)

Digital light processing (DLP) and stereolithography (SLA) are two 3D printing techniques that use liquid photopolymer resin polymerization to create parts. SLA traces each layer's form using an ultraviolet laser. However, DLP projects a mask of an entire cross-sectional layer at once. SLA yields products with a smoother surface resolution, while DLP prints much more quickly and affordably. SLA printing works very well for large pieces and is perfect for applications requiring precise surface resolution. For large parts, DLP printing will lose precision and smoothness. The initial output from the DLP printed part in normal size could arrive in as fast as 1 day.

MJF – Multi Jet Fusion (3D Printing)

MJF – Multi Jet Fusion (3D printing)

MJF 3D printing is a Powder Bed Fusion (PBF) technology that uses a heat source to fuse particles together in a build chamber filled with thermoplastic powder, which is often nylon or TPU. However, Multi Jet Fusion's method is different from SLS in that it doesn't make use of a laser. While SLS and MJF share many benefits, MJF often costs less and produces less waste. While MJF is now grey and might be dyed black, SLS sections are white and can be colored in a variety of ways. The first output from the MJF printed item in normal size might arrive in as fast as 1 day.

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  • Q Do you have any examples of successful projects or case studies?

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  • Q Can you handle large-scale production after the prototyping phase?

    A Absolutely! After the prototyping phase, we can handle large-scale production with almost no upper limits. We can assist you in the transition from prototyping to production, as well as selecting the right manufacturing resources for your project.
  • Q What are the cost implications of rapid prototyping?

    A The cost of a rapid prototyping project depends on factors such as the complexity of the design, the chosen prototyping technology, material selection, and the quantity of prototypes required. We provide customized quotes based on your specific project requirements.
  • Q What file formats do you accept for prototyping projects?

    A We accept various file formats for prototyping, including but not limited to STL, STEP, IGES, and CAD files. If you have a specific file format, please let us know, and we will accommodate your needs.
  • Q Can you help with design modifications or improvements during the prototyping process?

    A Absolutely! We have professional designers and engineers who can assist you with design modifications or improvements based on your feedback and requirements. We encourage collaboration throughout the prototyping process to ensure the final prototype would meet your expectations and functional specifications.
  • Q What materials can be used for rapid prototyping?

    A We work with a wide range of materials for rapid prototyping, including plastics, metals, resins, and composites. The choice of material depends on factors such as your project requirements, desired properties (strength, flexibility, heat resistance, etc.), and the intended application of the prototype. We can guide you in selecting the most suitable material for your specific needs.
  • Q What is your minimum charge or order quantity for each project?

    A We have no minimum charge nor order quantity. We accept low volume order as little as 1 single part.
  • Q How fast can I get my parts?

    A Each technology has its own lead time, and it also depends on your project requirements. In general, we can produce your parts in as fast as 1 day with 3D printing, 3 days with CNC machining, 5 days with vacuum casting, 7 days with injection molding, and 7 days for rapid tools.
  • Q What types of rapid prototyping technologies do you offer?

    A We offer a wide range of rapid prototyping technologies, including 3D printing (additive manufacturing), vacuum casting (or urethane casting), CNC machining, injection molding, and rapid tooling.
  • Q How could rapid prototyping benefit my business?

    A Rapid prototyping allows you to visualize, test, and validate your designs before moving to production. More importantly, it reduces your development time, lowers costs, enables design iterations, and improves overall product quality.
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