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What is 3D Printing?
3D printing or additive manufacturing is a process in which solid objects are created from various materials based on 3D Model. Rather than cutting away material, objects are created by printing layers of material that are combined to produce a physical object. 3D printing has a wide variety of uses. Users can create anything from jewelry and puzzle pieces to architectural models and cookie cutters. Prints can range from artistic to functional, all based on the user’s creativity and needs.
about 3d printing.
We offer 3D Printing in 2 types of procedures:
- FDM
- SLA
How much does it cost to 3D Print?
The cost depends on your model and order quantity. We can give you a quote only after reviewing your model.
If your design is simple and doesn’t need any support structure the cost will be lower.
If your design is simple and doesn’t need any support structure the cost will be lower.
What will be the quality of the print?
We use a standard 0.2mm layer height for all prints, But if you have any specific requirements we can higher or lower the layer height for fine detailing. The standard Infill percent will be 20% but can be changed according to your needs.
How much time will it take to print an object?
We can tell the estimated time only after reviewing your model.
What material do we print in?
We have multiple options in FDM i.e PLA,ABS,PETG
For SLA we print in standard resin but can get you tough, transparent,flexible and castable resins for special orders.
Explainer - SLA
It works by using a UV light Emitting Screen to harden liquid resin that is contained in a reservoir to create the desired 3D shape. In a nutshell, this process converts UVsensitive liquid into 3D solid plastics in a layer-by-layer fashion using UV Source and photopolymerization.
MSLA is one of the most precise 3D printing techniques on the market.
Prototypes can be created with extremely high quality, with finely detailed features (thin walls, sharp corners, etc…), and complex geometrical shapes. Layer thicknesses can be made as low as 10 μm.
Explainer - FDM
FDM is a production method used for fabrication, production applications, and mechanical system modeling. The technique produces a tissue scaffold by the melt extrusion method that is making use of a layer-by-layer thermoplastic polymer. FDM uses a moving nozzle to extrude a fiber of polymeric material (x- and y-axis control) from which the physical model is built layer-by-layer.