Selective Laser Melting (SLM) is a cutting-edge 3D printing process that melts metal powders into solid parts with intricate precision, layer by layer, through high-intensity laser melting.

Technical data of our SLM 3D printing capabilities.

SLM is a highly capable 3D printing technology that offers numerous benefits for producing complex metal parts. However, it requires meticulous control of process parameters and material standards to obtain parts that precisely meet expected specifications.

SLM is widely used in various industries for the production of complex and high-strength metal parts.

Selective Laser Sintering (SLS) is a 3D printing technology that uses a laser to selectively fuse a bed of powdered material, typically nylon or other polymers, to create a solid object layer by layer.

Technical data of our SLS 3D printing capabilities.

One of the great advantages of SLS is that no support structures are required during the printing process.

We found SLS popular in the current innovation and product development landscape. Check how SLS is widely used in industries such as Aerospace, Medical, Automotive, and so on.

HP developed Multi Jet Fusion (MJF) in 2014. This revolutionary 3D printing technology uses plastic powder, typically polyamide materials, to produce functional parts with high precision.

Technical data of our MJF 3D printing capabilities.

MJF is a fast, precise 3D printing technology known for creating parts with strong mechanical properties. However, its advanced nature means it typically incurs higher costs.

People are using Multi Jet Fusion (MJF) for a variety of applications, from rapid prototyping to low-volume production runs.

Stereolithography (SLA) is an advanced 3D printing method that intricately solidifies photosensitive liquid resin using a targeted light source, such as a laser or UV light, to create precise and detailed objects layer by layer.

Technical data of our SLA 3D printing capabilities.

High level of detail and precision makes it well-suited for creating complex parts.

SLA printing is widely used in industries such as consumer products, art and design, and medical devices and is increasingly accessible to hobbyists and makers.

Digital light processing (DLP) 3D printing uses a projector to shine light onto the photosensitive resin layer by layer to create a product.

The biggest advantage of DLP is its speed when it comes to resin-based printing.

DLP 3D printing is widely used in a variety of applications, including prototyping, jewelry making, medical and dental, and art and design

Selective Laser Melting (SLM) is a cutting-edge 3D printing process that melts metal powders into solid parts with intricate precision, layer by layer, through high-intensity laser melting.

Technical data of our SLM 3D printing capabilities.

SLM is a highly capable 3D printing technology that offers numerous benefits for producing complex metal parts. However, it requires meticulous control of process parameters and material standards to obtain parts that precisely meet expected specifications.

SLM is widely used in various industries for the production of complex and high-strength metal parts.

Selective Laser Sintering (SLS) is a 3D printing technology that uses a laser to selectively fuse a bed of powdered material, typically nylon or other polymers, to create a solid object layer by layer.

Technical data of our SLS 3D printing capabilities.

One of the great advantages of SLS is that no support structures are required during the printing process.

We found SLS popular in the current innovation and product development landscape. Check how SLS is widely used in industries such as Aerospace, Medical, Automotive, and so on.

HP developed Multi Jet Fusion (MJF) in 2014. This revolutionary 3D printing technology uses plastic powder, typically polyamide materials, to produce functional parts with high precision.

Technical data of our MJF 3D printing capabilities.

MJF is a fast, precise 3D printing technology known for creating parts with strong mechanical properties. However, its advanced nature means it typically incurs higher costs.

People are using Multi Jet Fusion (MJF) for a variety of applications, from rapid prototyping to low-volume production runs.

Stereolithography (SLA) is an advanced 3D printing method that intricately solidifies photosensitive liquid resin using a targeted light source, such as a laser or UV light, to create precise and detailed objects layer by layer.

Technical data of our SLA 3D printing capabilities.

High level of detail and precision makes it well-suited for creating complex parts.

SLA printing is widely used in industries such as consumer products, art and design, and medical devices and is increasingly accessible to hobbyists and makers.

Digital light processing (DLP) 3D printing uses a projector to shine light onto the photosensitive resin layer by layer to create a product.

The biggest advantage of DLP is its speed when it comes to resin-based printing.

DLP 3D printing is widely used in a variety of applications, including prototyping, jewelry making, medical and dental, and art and design