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Why Choose Our 3D Printing Services

Additive Manufacturing Excellence

Speed, quality, and material selection that accelerates your product development

Lightning Speed

Same-day to 3-day turnaround for most parts. Rush 24-hour service available for urgent prototypes

Standard: 1-3 days
Rush: 24 hours
5+

Multi-Technology

SLA, SLS, FDM, MJF, and DMLS technologies under one roof. Choose the right process for your application

Polymer & Metal
100+ Materials
Pro

Professional Finishing

Complete post-processing services including sanding, painting, plating, and assembly

Paint & coating
Thread tapping
Advanced 3D Printing Technologies

Choose Your Technology

From rapid prototyping to production-grade parts, each technology offers unique advantages for different applications and materials.

SLA

Stereolithography

LIQUID RESIN CURING
UV Laser
Liquid Resin Pool
Layer-by-Layer
RESOLUTION
25 µm
Ultra-fine detail
LEAD TIME
1-2 Days
Fast turnaround
SURFACE
Smooth
Glass-like finish
MATERIALS
Resins
Specialized properties

Best For:

High-detail prototypes and miniatures
Jewelry and dental applications
Smooth surface finish requirements
Small to medium-sized parts

SLS

Selective Laser Sintering

POWDER BED FUSION
CO2 Laser
Nylon Powder
No Support Needed
STRENGTH
High
Production-grade
LEAD TIME
2-3 Days
Batch processing
SUPPORTS
None
Complex geometries
VOLUME
Large
14" x 14" x 14"

Best For:

Functional prototypes and end-use parts
Complex assemblies and interlocking parts
Batch production of small parts
Aerospace and automotive applications

FDM

Fused Deposition Modeling

FILAMENT EXTRUSION
Heated Nozzle
Thermoplastic Filament
Layer Deposition
COST
Lowest
Budget-friendly
MATERIALS
Wide
PLA, ABS, PETG+
SIZE
Large
Up to 12" builds
POST-PROCESS
Minimal
Ready to use

Best For:

Concept models and rapid iterations
Large parts and fixtures
Educational and hobby projects
Cost-sensitive prototyping

Technology Comparison

FeatureSLASLSFDMMJF
Detail Resolution25 µm100 µm200 µm80 µm
Surface FinishExcellentGoodModerateVery Good
Support MaterialRequiredNone neededRequiredNone needed
Material CostMediumHighLowMedium
Turnaround1-2 days2-3 days1 day2-3 days
Advanced Material Library

100+ Specialized Materials

From engineering-grade polymers to biocompatible resins and metal alloys, we offer a comprehensive 3D printing material library.

Resins

Precision liquid photopolymers

Standard Clear

General purpose, smooth finish

RT

Tough Black

ABS-like mechanical properties

RT

Flexible

Rubber-like elasticity

RT

Castable

Investment casting patterns

500°C

Dental BioMed

USP Class VI certified

Body Safe

Nylon Powders

Production-grade polymers

PA12 Natural

High strength, chemical resistant

Strength:

PA12 Glass-filled

40% glass fiber reinforcement

Strength:

PA11 Bio

Plant-based renewable nylon

Strength:

PA12-CF

Carbon fiber reinforced

Strength:

Flame Retardant

UL94 V-0 rated material

Strength:

Filaments

Thermoplastic materials

PLA Natural

Easy printing, biodegradable

Eco:

ABS Black

Impact resistant, automotive grade

Eco:

PETG Clear

Chemical resistant, food safe

Eco:

TPU Flexible

Shore 95A elastomer

Eco:

Wood PLA

Real wood fiber composite

Eco:

Metal Powders

DMLS additive metals

AlSi10Mg

Aluminum alloy, lightweight

Melt: 590°C

Ti6Al4V

Titanium Grade 5, aerospace

Melt: 1660°C

316L Stainless

Corrosion resistant steel

Melt: 1400°C

Inconel 625

Superalloy, high temperature

Melt: 1290°C

Maraging Steel

Ultra-high strength tooling

Melt: 1413°C

Material Selection Guide

Visual Prototypes

Resins for appearance models and presentation parts

Functional Testing

Nylon powders for mechanical validation

Rapid Iteration

Filaments for fast concept development

Production Parts

Metal powders for end-use components

3D Printing FAQ

Common questions about our 3D printing services and technologies.

Which 3D printing technology is best for my project?

It depends on your requirements. SLA offers the finest detail (25µm) for visual prototypes. SLS provides strong, functional parts without supports. FDM is cost-effective for large parts. MJF delivers production-quality nylon parts with excellent surface finish.

What materials can you 3D print?

We offer 100+ materials including standard and specialty resins, engineering-grade nylon powders (PA12, PA11, glass-filled), thermoplastic filaments (PLA, ABS, PETG, TPU), and metal powders (Aluminum, Titanium, Stainless Steel, Inconel).

What are your 3D printing tolerances and accuracy?

SLA: ±0.1mm for features >10mm. SLS: ±0.3mm or ±0.002mm/mm. FDM: ±0.3mm typical. Metal DMLS: ±0.1mm. Tolerances vary by technology, part geometry, and material.

Do you provide post-processing and finishing services?

Yes, we offer comprehensive finishing including support removal, sanding, polishing, painting, vapor smoothing, thread tapping, inserts, and assembly. Parts can be delivered ready-to-use.

What file formats do you accept for 3D printing?

We accept STL, OBJ, 3MF, PLY and native CAD files (STEP, IGES, SolidWorks, Fusion 360). STL is preferred with 0.1mm resolution. We'll notify you of any printability issues.

Can you handle both prototyping and small-batch production?

Absolutely. We excel at single prototypes for validation and small-batch production (1-1000+ parts). SLS and MJF technologies are particularly well-suited for batch production with consistent quality.

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