3D Printing Materials

3D PRINTING
SOLUTIONS

FDM
(Fused Deposition Modeling)

In FDM,material (thermoplastic) is deposited in
layers to create a 3D Printed object.

During printing, the plastic filament is fed through
a hot extruder where the plastic gets soft enough
that it can be precisely placed by the print head.

SLA
(Stereolithography)

Stereolithography (often called SLA or SL) rapidly
builds components using a precise UV laser to cure
and solidify thin layers of a photo-reactive resin.

One of the most accurate 3D printing technologies,
SLA printers usually build the models from top to
bottom, the build platform lifts the model upwards, out of the
resin bath.

SLS
(Selective Laser Sintering)

It's a 3D Printing technique that uses high power
CO2 lasers to fuse particles together.

SLS produces durable, high precision parts, and it
can use a wide range of materials. It's a perfect
technology for fully-functional, end-use parts and prototypes.

DMLS
( Direct Metal Laser Sintering )

Direct Metal Laser Sintering (DMLS) is a direct metal
laser melting (DMLM) or laser powder bed fusion (LPBF)
technology that accurately forms complex geometries not
possible with other metal manufacturing methods.

DMLS parts are stronger and denser than investment
casted metal parts, and they can help you get to
market first with faster turnaround times.