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Plastics
Our most popular 3D printing plastics.
Resin
High detail and smooth surface, injection mold-like prototyping.
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PLA
High stiffness, good detail, affordable.
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Nylon
Used to substitute functional injection moulded parts, good chemical resistance.
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Metals
Our most popular 3D printing metals.
Stainless steel
High tensile strength, temperature and corrosion resistance.
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Aluminum
High machinability and ductility, good strength-to-weight ratio.
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Titanium
Used in aerospace, automotive and medical industries, excellent strength-to-weight ratio.
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Processes
Our most popular 3D printing processes.
FDM
FDM is the most widely available 3D printing process, mainly used for low-cost prototyping and design verification with very fast turn around times.
Learn moreSLA/DLP
SLA is most suitable for visual applications where an injection mold-like, smooth surface finish, and a high level of feature detail are required.
Learn moreSLS
SLS is used for both prototyping and small-batch production of functional plastic parts with good mechanical properties.
Learn moreMaterial Jetting
Material Jetting produces parts of the highest dimensional accuracy with very smooth surface finish, used for both visual prototypes and tooling manufacturing.
Learn moreDMLS/SLM
DMLS/SLM produce high performance, end-use metal 3D printed parts for industrial applications in aerospace, automotive and medical.
Learn moreBinder Jetting
Binder Jetting is most commonly used for full-color parts, low-cost metal printing, and large sand casting molds.
Learn moreSample 3D printed parts
Click on the images to learn more about the technologies, materials and finishing used.
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