3D printing technologies

• SLS – Selective laser sintering, melting plastic or metal powders in layers using lasers. This is a very cost-intensive printing technology, which also needs a lot of power, usually used for applications such as low-volume production in the industry.
• SLA – Stereolithography, curing liquids (photopolymer) layer by layer using UV light. Because photopolymers are photosensitive under ultraviolet light, the resin is solidified and forms a single layer of the desired 3D object. The price of the material used makes it a very-intensive technology. This technology is used in medicine for creating accurate 3D models of various anatomical regions of the human body and also for rapid-prototyping of small parts.
• FDM – Fused Deposition Modeling, melting filament through a hot nozzle layer by layer. This technology is the most cost-effective printing method, from desktop size printers to large-scale printers. There is a very large choice of material on the market, from low-end to high-quality environmentally-friendly filaments.

Benefits

3D printing has now fully emerged and is revolutionizing businesses. Applications for 3D printing have also extended beyond rapid prototyping into industrial production. Today, 3D printers have the capability to build large components with greater precision at higher speed and lower costs. It is becoming a new dimension for manufacturing, leading to profound changes in the way things are designed, developed and produced.
3D printing, especially with a large-scale printer, gives you a future-proof solution for your business. If you need big parts or a lot of small parts and you need them fast.

• Produce better and faster results
• Use your 3D printer like a small production line
• Save money by printing sequentially
• Not happy with the result? Modify your model and print it again.
• Personalize your production according to individual needs and requirements.
• Reach a level of product complexity not attainable with traditional methods.

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Who uses 3D printing?

3D printing is used in architecture, art design and for industrial applications. The 3D printing technology is becoming a viable alternative for industries to rapidly produce parts. 3D printed parts can be used in a variety of processes and final products. A lot more different material can be used with our machines.

• Customized products: add value to your products by enabling customization with 3D printing.
• Combine functions: you can build in one print an object with multiple functions.
• Complete mechanism in one print.