Polyjet - 3D Printing
Polyjet 3D printing allows prototypes of complex and detailed shapes to be produced. It is an alternative to the usual SLA and SLS technologies. We have a wide choice of materials in stock, with the possibility of ordering additional materials quickly.
WHat are the advantages of Polyjet 3D Printing?
SPEED
Parts can be obtained quickly (1-2 days)
MULTI-MATERIALS
Mix of materials (hard, soft) and colors in a single part
Details
Ideal technology for parts with fine details and thin wall sections
3D Polyjet Printing: Detailed, quality parts
Rapid Manufacturing
Our know-how (skills and machines) = Great experience and know-how in Polyjet 3D printing
All-In-One 3D Printing Solution
END TO END SERVICES
Single Source Solution for your Prototyping through to Low Volume needs.
Concept Design
Rough
Sketch
Define Specs
Material
Selection
Prototyping
3D Design
Mock Up
Prototype
Pre / Mass Production
DFM
Tooling
Production
END TO END SERVICES
Concept Design
Rough
Sketch
Define
Specs
Material
Selection
Prototyping
3D Design
Mock Up
Prototype
Pre/ Mass Production
DFM
Tooling
Production
Our clients
INDUSTRIES
Medical Devices
Aerospace & Defence
Electric Vehicles
Electronic Devices
Consumer Products
Construction & Agriculture
Transportation
Other Manufacturing
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