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Rapid 3D Printing Prototyping Service

We offer rapid 3D printing prototyping services for high-temperature alloys, metals, plastics, and ceramics, delivering prototypes in as fast as 24 hours to meet client needs for quick turnaround and high-quality results.

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3D Printing Prototyping Service Range

We provide rapid 3D printing prototyping services for high-temperature alloys, metals, plastics, and ceramics, ensuring quick turnaround times, with delivery as fast as 24 hours to support efficient and precise prototyping for various applications.

Superalloy 3D Printing

Advanced 3D printing of superalloys for high-performance, heat-resistant parts used in aerospace, energy, and industrial applications.

Metal 3D Printing

Precision metal 3D printing for complex, durable components in aerospace, automotive, and medical industries, ensuring high-quality results.

Plastic 3D Printing

Rapid prototyping of functional plastic parts, offering flexibility, durability, and fast production for consumer, automotive, and industrial sectors.

Ceramic 3D Printing

High-precision ceramic 3D printing for complex shapes offers superior thermal resistance and fine details for specialized applications.

Ceramic 3D Printing

High-precision ceramic 3D printing for complex shapes offers superior thermal resistance and fine details for specialized applications.

Superalloy 3D Printing

Advanced 3D printing of superalloys for high-performance, heat-resistant parts used in aerospace, energy, and industrial applications.

Metal 3D Printing

Precision metal 3D printing for complex, durable components in aerospace, automotive, and medical industries, ensuring high-quality results.

Plastic 3D Printing

Rapid prototyping of functional plastic parts, offering flexibility, durability, and fast production for consumer, automotive, and industrial sectors.

Ceramic 3D Printing

High-precision ceramic 3D printing for complex shapes offers superior thermal resistance and fine details for specialized applications.

Superalloy 3D Printing

Advanced 3D printing of superalloys for high-performance, heat-resistant parts used in aerospace, energy, and industrial applications.

Typical 3D Printing Materials

Common aluminum alloys used in CNC machining include 6061, 7075, 2024, and 5052, offering a range of properties like high strength, corrosion resistance, and machinability. These alloys are used in aerospace, automotive, marine, and structural applications.

3D Printing Materials	Characteristics	Typical Applications
Superalloy	Excellent high-temperature strength, oxidation and corrosion resistance. Difficult to print; requires high-power laser systems and inert atmosphere.	Aerospace turbines, rocket engines, combustion chambers, energy components
Titanium	High strength-to-weight ratio, corrosion resistance, biocompatibility. Sensitive to oxygen; inert gas environment required.	Aerospace structures, medical implants, military-grade parts
Aluminum	Lightweight, good thermal/electrical conductivity, moderate strength. Prone to warping; needs precise process control.	Automotive frames, aerospace housings, electronic casings
Ceramic	Extreme temperature and wear resistance, chemically inert. Brittle; requires binder jetting or stereolithography for complex geometries.	Medical devices, semiconductors, turbine insulators, heat-resistant tools
Stainless Steel	Excellent mechanical properties, corrosion resistance, weldability. Prints well via SLM or DMLS.	Industrial tools, food-grade equipment, medical devices, structural components
Carbon Steel	Strong, affordable, and easy to process post-print. Challenging to print due to oxidation and internal stress.	Functional prototypes, tooling inserts, automotive components
Copper	Superior thermal and electrical conductivity. Reflective and conductive; requires green laser or EBM systems.	Heat exchangers, electrical connectors, RF shielding parts
Plastics	Low cost, flexible properties (ABS, PLA, PA, etc.). Ideal for prototyping. Can degrade under UV or heat depending on type.	Consumer goods, prototyping, jigs and fixtures, low-load functional parts
Resins	High precision and surface finish. Properties depend on formulation (e.g., tough, flexible, biocompatible). Limited in strength vs. metals.	Dental aligners, precision models, microfluidics, casting molds, electronics casing

Custom 3D Printing Parts Case Study

A custom 3D printing case study showcases the creation of complex, high-performance parts using advanced materials like superalloys and composites. The process involves design optimization, rapid prototyping, and post-processing to meet specific industry requirements, ensuring quality, precision, and durability.

Carbon Steel 3D Printing Prototyping: Achieving Strength and Durability in Custom Parts

Stainless Steel Prototyping with 3D Printing for Corrosion-Resistant and Structural Components

3D Printing Plastic Prototypes: Flexible Solutions for Quick and Cost-Effective Development

Custom Aluminum Prototypes via 3D Printing for Lightweight and Functional Designs

High-Performance 3D Printing Prototyping with Superalloys for Complex Aerospace Components

3D Printing Prototyping of Titanium: Precision Parts for Medical and Industrial Applications

Ceramic 3D Printing Prototyping for High-Precision Parts in Harsh Environments

Copper Brass 3D Printing: Rapid Prototyping for Electrical and Mechanical Applications

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Suggestions for 3D Printing Parts

CNC prototype design guidelines emphasize material selection, uniform wall thickness, achievable tolerances, and accessible features. Key principles include avoiding sharp corners, minimizing material removal, and ensuring proper hole design and symmetry to optimize machining efficiency, cost, and part quality.

Items	Suggestions
Tolerances	±0.1 mm to ±0.3 mm (depending on material and process)
Min Wall Thickness	0.4 mm (varies by material and part geometry)
Maximum Part Size	400 x 400 x 400 mm (depends on the printer and material)
Minimum Part Size	10 mm x 10 mm x 10 mm
Lead Time	1-5 business days (depending on complexity and material)
Layer Height	0.1 mm to 0.4 mm (higher precision, smaller layer height)
Material Range	Metals, plastics, ceramics, composites, and superalloys
Print Resolution	50 microns to 200 microns (depends on the technology)
Post-Processing	Includes cleaning, heat treatment, machining, and coating
Surface Finish	Ra 1-5 µm (varies with material and post-processing)
Print Speed	10-30 mm/hr (depends on part size and complexity)
Part Complexity	High (can produce intricate geometries and complex designs)
Strength & Durability	Varies by material; metal parts are highly durable