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Order your own 3D printed part just in 5 steps

STEP 1

Upload File

File format STL or .OBJ

STEP 2

Select Material

STEP 3

Select Accuracy

STEP 4

Select Infill

STEP 5

Send Request

Select quantity and submit


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Printing Materials
Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene (ABS)
  • Strength: High (60 [MPa])
  • Max operating temperature: 80 [C°]
  • Chemical Resistance: Moderate
  • Application: Structural and automotive parts
  • Environmentally friendly: No
Nylon Filament (Nylon)
  • Strength: Very high (80 [MPa])
  • Max operating temperature: 50[C°]
  • Chemical Resistance: High
  • Application: Structural and engineering elements
  • Environmentally friendly: No
Polylactic Acid (PLA)
  • Strength: Moderate (40[MPa])
  • Max Operating Temperature: 50 [C°]
  • Chemical Resistance: Low
  • Application: Decorations, Nonstructural parts, Mockups
  • Environmentally friendly: Yes (made from renewable resources like corn starch or sugarcane)
Polyethylene Terephthalate Glycol (PETG)
  • Strength: Moderate (50 [MPa])
  • Max Operating Temperature: 60 [C°]
  • Chemical Resistance: Moderate
  • Application: Structural parts, prototypes and containers
  • Environmentally friendly: No
Thermoplastic Polyurethane (TPU)
  • Strength: Flexible (Rubber like) (9 [MPa])
  • Max Operating Temperature: 55 [C°]
  • Chemical Resistance: Moderate
  • Application: Bumpers, gaskets, seals, rubber parts
  • Environmentally friendly: No
Printing Infill

In 3D printing, infill refers to the internal structure of a printed part. This setting determines how much of the parts inside is filled with material, printed in specific pattern to provide support and strength to a part. Infill settings determine the density and pattern of this internal structure. Higher infill setting creates stronger parts, but also increases the costs and manufacturing time of the part.

Infill Setting for (PROTOTYPE PART)
  • When 3D printing prototypes, best to use infill settings are between 10% and 30%. This ensures that prototype is sturdy enough for testing while minimizing material usage and print costs.
Infill Setting for (STRUCTURAL PART)
  • When 3D printing structural parts, best to use infill settings are between 50% and 100% ensuring that parts are strong.
Manufacturing Time
  • Manufacturing time is 3 – 7 office days.