What we do
On-Demand Rapid 3D Printing, Scanning and Fabrication
3D Printing
We use top of the line equipment to deliver high quality objects
for whatever project you are working on. Whether you need a cleared prop or a quality physical prototype for your next design, we can help deliver what you're looking for.
HOW WE DO IT
FDM
Fused Deposition Modeling, or FDM for short, refers to the most common method of 3D Printing where material is deposited in layers via an extruding system.
These printers have the largest range of materials, and base color options and are generally the cheapest printing solution.
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Wide Range of Material & Color Options
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Strongest Available Parts
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Cheapest Option at Larger Sizes
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Pieces typically have visible layer lines
SLA
Stereolithography, otherwise known as SLA, is an advanced method of 3D printing that uses lasers to draw parts from a batch of liquid photopolymer resin.
Rather than deposit material like FDM, an SLA bonds each layer of material to the previous, allowing for microscopic levels of detail with virtually invisible layer lines.
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Great for intricate surface details
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Clear Materials Available
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Perfect for casting jewelry
POLYJET
Polyjet or what is sometimes referred to as Multijet printing, combines technologies from both FDM and SLA printing styles.
Specialized print heads deposit liquid resin in a few short passes across a build platform, while a UV light passes over each deposited layer, curing it instantly.
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Incredible level of detail
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Matte or Glossy finish options
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Fastest printing available for batch parts (prints 1 or 7 items in relatively similar time)
3D Scanning
Bring your objects into the digital world.
With our in-house or remote scanning services, our technicians capture and digitize assets for printing and digital projects.
Using infared sensors, HD Cameras and locational data, we can capture the shape, surface detail, and high -resolution color data and output your project into a number of readily accessible file formats such as STL, OBJ, PLY, or even directly as a SolidWorks Part.