Online Fused Deposition Modeling Services

First a 3D model of the object is created using CAD software or a 3D object scanner

CAD model is converted to a STL file to tessellate the 3D shape and slice it into digital layers

STL file is then transferred to the printer using custom machine software

Consumables are then loaded and the printer is set-up with printing parameters

Printer builds the model by depositing material layer by layer

Part is then removed from the build platform and its support structure

Finally, post processing, such as cleaning, polishing, and painting might be required

PLA is the most used plastic in desktop 3D printers, this biodegradable plastic is a great all-round material with good print results.

WoodFill is a composite material made from 70% PLA/PHA and 30% recycled wood fibers. Print can be polished, and it feels and smells like wood!

Metal Fill is a composite material made from PLA/PHA and copper particles. Heavier than regular PLA, it can be polished for a shiny metal finish.

FDM Nylon is the same tough nylon material popular in traditional manufacturing for its strong price-performance

ASA combines mechanical strength and UV stability with the best part aesthetics FDM technology has to offer. Build enduring prototypes to test fit, form and function – or produce practical production parts for outdoor use. From electrical housings and brackets to sporting goods and automotive prototypes, ASA will give your designs a place in the sun.

ABS is a very strong and durable plastic that is slightly flexible and quite resistant to heat. It's one of the most commonly used plastics for prototyping.

ABS-M30 is an ABS ideal for concept models and moderate-requirement parts, including functional prototypes, manufacturing tooling, and production parts.

TPU is a rubber-like filament that is transparent and resistant to oil, grease, and abrasion. Good for automotive and mobile electronic device applications.

TPU 92A-1 is highly flexible and extremely durable rubber-like material.