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Aluminum is often cited as one of the easiest metals to 3D print.

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A brief introduction about 3DSPRO

Understand the essential post-processing steps for SLA 3D prints, including washing, curing, and finishing, to ensure the highest quality of your final product.

Normal parts take two to three days extra, special parts vary.

We are aiming to provide a full-stack solution to the entire 3D Printing ecosystem.

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SLA 3D printing creates detailed and smooth prototypes by curing resin with a UV laser. It is ideal for intricate designs across industries.

Explore how SLA 3D printing transforms liquid resin into precise, detailed objects.

Learn about the invention of SLA 3D printing in 1984 by Chuck Hull, which revolutionized the world of additive manufacturing.

Learn about the diverse applications of SLA 3D printing, from intricate prototypes to end-use parts, and how its precision benefits various industries.

Explore the benefits and limitations of SLA 3D printing, including detailed finishes and complex designs balanced with considerations of cost and durability.

Compare SLA and SLS 3D printing to understand their unique processes, materials, and applications, helping you choose the right technology for your project.

SLS 3D printing, or Selective Laser Sintering, uses a high-powered laser to sinter polymer powder into a solid structure.

Learn how SLS 3D printing builds detailed parts layer by layer.

Learn the key differences between SLS and FDM 3D printing methods.

Learn why SLS 3D printing is the popular choice for creating strong parts.

Easily differentiate between SLS for plastics and SLM for metal parts.

Learn more about the multiple benefits of SLS 3D printing for rapid prototyping.

Multi Jet Fusion (MJF) is a 3D printing technology developed by HP Inc.

The MJF process involves spreading a thin layer of powdered material over a build platform.

MJF is known for its high speed, excellent surface finish, and ability to produce complex geometries without support structures.

Check out the differences between MJF and PolyJet, including printing process, materials, surface finishes, etc.

Check out the quick comparison between MJF and SLS 3D printing.

MJF primarily uses thermoplastic materials such as Nylon PA 12, PA 11, and TPU.

Creating intricate metal parts layer by layer using 3D printing methods like laser melting and electron beams.

Understand the factors that influence metal 3D printing cost, from material and design complexity to machine time and finishing.

Powder bed fusion (PBF) stands out as a leading method, favored for its precision and strength in producing complex metal parts for critical applications.

SLM 3D printing uses high-powered lasers to melt metal powder, creating durable and complex parts.

Learn about the drawbacks of SLM printing, including cost, post-processing, and design limitations.

SLM 3D printing is compatible with a range of metals, and it offers intricate designs without tooling and simultaneous production.

Explore the diverse range of materials used in 3D printing, including plastics, metals, composites, resins, ceramics, and concrete.

Explore the world of flexible 3D printing materials. Learn about TPU, TPC, TPA, and Soft PLA, their properties, and how they bring flexibility and elasticity to your 3D printed objects.

Understand 3D printing materials cost. Discover the average prices for FDM filament, resin, and SLS powder, and learn about the factors that influence these costs.

Discover 3D printing materials suitable for medical use. Learn about PLA, ABS, PEEK, PEKK, PC, PMMA, and BioMed resins and their applications in the medical field.

Explore 3D printing materials for soft robotics. Learn about TPE, SMP, Silicone, Hydrogels, Elastomers, Self-Healing Materials, and Shape Memory Polymers.

Discover the 3D printing materials for automotive use. Learn about Polymers, Metals, Composites, and High-Strength Polymers.

Acrylic paint and Epoxy Enamels paint are ideal for spray painting metal 3D prints.

Check out the process of spray painting. 3DSPRO 3D+ solution. Spray painting process.

3DSPRO shares insights into how temperature affects spray paint on 3D printed parts.

There are some common types of spray paint finishes, such as matte, glossy, rubberized, leather, crackle, saint, and semi-gloss.

Check the cause of paint cracks and keep the surface of painted parts smooth.

Learn what the best paints are for aluminum 3D printed parts and how to paint them.

Designing for SLS? Learn key tips for optimal SLS 3D printed parts.