3D printing Service
3D Printing Materials

> Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene (ABS)
Plastic material that is easy to shape and tough to break. The same material that LEGOs are made out of.

> Carbon Fiber Filaments
Carbon fiber is used to create objects that need to be strong, but also extremely lightweight.

> Conductive Filaments
These printable materials are still in the experimental stage and can be used for printing electric circuits without the need for wires. This is a useful material for wearable technology.

> Flexible Filaments
Flexible filaments produce prints that are bendable, yet tough. These materials can be used to print anything from wristwatches to phone covers.

> Metal Filament
Metal filaments are made of finely ground metals and polymer glue. They can come in steel, brass, bronze and copper in order to get the true look and feel of a metal object.

> Wood Filament
These filaments contain finely ground wood powder mixed with polymer glue. These are obviously used to print wooden-looking objects and can look like a lighter or darker wood depending on the temperature of the printer.

What Can You 3D Print?
3D printers have extreme flexibility for what can be printed with them. For instance, they can use plastics to print rigid materials, like sunglasses. They can also create flexible objects, including phone cases or bike handles, using a hybrid rubber and plastic powder. Some 3D printers even have the ability to print with carbon fiber and metallic powders for extremely strong industrial products.
Here are a few of the common applications 3D printing is used for.
Rapid Prototyping and Rapid Manufacturing
3D printing provides companies with a low-risk, low-cost and fast method of producing prototypes that allow them to test a new product’s efficiency and ramp up development without the need for expensive models or proprietary tools. Taken a step further, companies across many industries utilize 3D printing for rapid manufacturing, allowing them to save costs when producing small batches or short runs of custom manufacturing.
Functional Parts
3D printing has become more functional and precise over time, making it possible for proprietary or inaccessible parts to be created and acquired so a product can be produced on schedule. Additionally, machines and devices wear down over time and may be in need of swift repair, which 3D printing produces a streamlined solution to.
Tools
Like functional parts, tools also wear down over time and may become inaccessible, obsolete or expensive to replace. 3D printing allows tools to be easily produced and replaced for multiple applications with high durability and reusability.
Models
While 3D printing may not be able to replace all forms of manufacturing, it does present an inexpensive solution to producing models for visualizing concepts in 3D. From consumer product visualizations to architectural models, medical models and educational tools. As 3D printing costs fall and continue to become more accessible, 3D printing is opening new doors for modeling applications.
Advantages of 3d printing
There is no other method compares to 3D printing rapid prototyping when it comes to getting prototypes fast and at a low cost . lf you need a preliminary sample to test for form, fit or simply aesthetics,3D printing rapid prototyping is the best option.The complex geometries enabled by the 3D printing process let you create intricate parts to accurately gauge manufacture ability and other considerations before making the decision to move to more functional testing.
Rapid development
Low cost
Good at small and complex geometries parts
No material waste produced
Casting and Molding Pattern
Rapid Tooling Patterns for Plastic,Metal Parts
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