Manufacturing Solutions for Plastic Materials
FDM (Fused Deposition Modeling)
Fused Deposition Modeling is the most basic explanation of additive manufacturing. The process of FDM is the extrusion of different kind of polymer materials to create an object layer by layer from a 3D file such as toys, figurines, arts & crafts, scale models, and prototype.
Choose from a wide ranging materials like PLA, ABS, Nylon, ASA, PC, PETG, and High Temp materials.
Raise3D PVA Pure White
Raise3D Premium PETG Black
Raise3D Premium PC White
Raise3D Premium PC Transparent
Raise3D Premium PC Black
Raise3D Premium ABS White
Raise3D Premium ABS Grey
Raise3D Premium ABS Black
Raise3D Premium PLA Yellow
Raise3D Premium PLA White
Raise3D Premium PLA Orange
Raise3D Premium PLA Blue
Raise3D Premium PLA Black
Raise3D Premium PLA Red
3DXMAX ASA White
3DXMAX ASA Flat Dark Earth
3DXMAX ASA Natural
3DXMAX ASA Dark Grey
3DXMAX ASA Black
3DXMAX ASA Army Green
SLA (Stereolithography)
Stereolithography (SLA) is the first additive manufacturing to be ever developed. It is a form of 3D printing technology that uses parabolic mirror ensures that the laser prints perpendicular to the build plane, ensuring uniform print quality across the entire build platform giving the smoothest surface finish available in the market.
SLA technology is a wide ranging solution for standard, engineering, castable wax, and biocompatible 3D printing.
Standard Grey Resin
Standard Black Resin
Standard White Resin
Standard Clear Resin
Draft Resin
Tough 2000 Resin
Durable Resin
Tough 1500 Resin
Flexible 80A Resin
Elastic 50A Resin
Rigid Resin
Grey Pro Resin
Castable Wax Resin
Model Resin
DLP (Digital Light Processing)
DLP technology is perfect choice for digital manufacturing for Industry-wide compatibility from Jewellery, Dental, and Audiology production.
Digital Light Processing is quite similar with SLA technology but it uses a projector light instead of a single laser and it produce faster output than stereolithography.
Asiga PlasGRAY
Asiga PlasCLEAR
SLS
An industrial 3D printing process that delivers accurate prototypes and functional production parts as faster than other 3D printers in the market. Selective Laser Sintering (SLS) can produce complex geometries without support and faster than other 3D printing technology in the market today.
SLS uses a laser to sinter small particles of polymer powder. Polyamide 12 (PA 12) is the most widely used material for SLS technology and continuing to develop more materials such as PA12 glass-fiber.