3D PRINTING
process & material Options
From smooth, high-detail resin to hard-working nylon and practical filament parts, we match the process to the brief — then make it real.
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INDUSTRIAL SLA
Large-format stereolithography for ultra-fine detail and smooth surfaces that are ready for finish. Ideal for presentation models, hero props, and parts where finish matters as much as form.
High detail
Smooth finish
Large format
INDUSTRIAL SLA MATERIALS
DURABLE · NYLON
MULTIJET FUSION
Tough, functional nylon parts built for real-world load and fit. A fast, production-ready option for durable assemblies, repeatable runs, and complex geometries.
Functional nylon
Production ready
Complex geometry
Multijet Fusion Materials
FAST · PRACTICAL
FILAMENT
Rapid, cost-effective printing for fixtures, prototypes, and simple objects where finish may not be the top priority.
Fast turnaround
Cost efficient
FILAMENT MATERIALS
FDM MATERIAL OPTIONS
Filament Printing (FDM for short) is a process by which a hotend on a 3D printer melts plastic and deposits it in layers, which results in parts that often feature visible layer lines. Many materials look similar visually, though behave differently. TYHI stocks the following materials in Black and White; specialty colors, if desired, may require additional cost and/or turnaround.
LARGEST AVAILABLE BUILD VOLUME
340mm × 320mm × 340mm