3D Printing
Our goal at Projet Technology is to give the best rapid prototyping solutions in the market. We can generate precise prototypes in as little as 24 hours using the latest industrial 3D printing technology. If you need to quickly test the design or function of your project, 3D printed prototypes are a great way to do it.
It is possible to swiftly build 3D prototypes from CAD data using a range of various materials through the use of 3D printing, which employs a layering technique. This process is repeated until the final product is ready to be sold or given away.
A variety of plastics, nylons, and silicone rubbers can be used to create both functional and non-functional prototypes. Which laser quick prototyping solution is best for you will be determined by your design and requirements.
3D Printing - Stereolithography (SLA)
Liquid materials are used to create three-dimensional computer-aided design (CAD) models, which are then stacked and cured under ultraviolet light. Afterwards, they are cleaned and put into storage. With SLA laser printing, even the tiniest prototypes may be produced with great levels of accuracy and precision.
Using the SLA Process for Printing
The design is submitted to a 3D CAD file, which is then split into fine digital layers for further processing.
A vat of liquid resin is used to add the layers one by one.
Layer boundaries are drawn with ultraviolet light while the previous layers are solidified.
The process is repeated until the final design is completed.
Excess resin is removed, and prototype is then thoroughly cleaned.
Finished curing - the prototype is finished!
3D Printing - Fused Deposition Modelling (FDM)
Using this technology, thermoplastics can be used to build objects. Thermoplastic filaments are heated to their melting point and extruded layer by layer to build objects. Complex structures can be created using special techniques. It is possible to extrude another material from the printer to act as support material for the object being printed. It is possible to dissolve or remove this support material at a later date.
Advantages
Affordable 3D Printing service
More material option
Widely available
Typical accuracy and layer height
±0.15%
0.05mm ~ 0.20mm
FDM Material
PLA (Polylactic Acid) – Most common used FDM material, it is affordable, stiff and strong. It comes with many color and blends.
ABS(Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene) – Another common FDM material, it is resistant to high temperature.
PETG (Polyethylene Terephthalate) – High impact resistant and good thermal characteristic and it is food safe.
Nylon - Tough, flexible and strong resistant to wear and chemicals. However it is vulnerable to humidity.
TPU – Blend of plastic and rubber, it is highly flexible.
PC (Polycarbonate) – It is extremely strong material and resistant to heat and impact.
3D Printing
Our goal at Projet Technology is to give the best rapid prototyping solutions in the market. We can generate precise prototypes in as little as 24 hours using the latest industrial 3D printing technology. If you need to quickly test the design or function of your project, 3D printed prototypes are a great way to do it.
It is possible to swiftly build 3D prototypes from CAD data using a range of various materials through the use of 3D printing, which employs a layering technique. This process is repeated until the final product is ready to be sold or given away.
A variety of plastics, nylons, and silicone rubbers can be used to create both functional and non-functional prototypes. Which laser quick prototyping solution is best for you will be determined by your design and requirements.
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3D Printing - Stereolithography (SLA)
Liquid materials are used to create three-dimensional computer-aided design (CAD) models, which are then stacked and cured under ultraviolet light. Afterwards, they are cleaned and put into storage. With SLA laser printing, even the tiniest prototypes may be produced with great levels of accuracy and precision.
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Using the SLA Process for Printing
The design is submitted to a 3D CAD file, which is then split into fine digital layers for further processing.
A vat of liquid resin is used to add the layers one by one.
Layer boundaries are drawn with ultraviolet light while the previous layers are solidified.
The process is repeated until the final design is completed.
Excess resin is removed, and prototype is then thoroughly cleaned.
Finished curing - the prototype is finished!
CONTACT ME
Fused Deposition Modelling (FDM)
Using this technology, thermoplastics can be used to build objects. Thermoplastic filaments are heated to their melting point and extruded layer by layer to build objects. Complex structures can be created using special techniques. It is possible to extrude another material from the printer to act as support material for the object being printed. It is possible to dissolve or remove this support material at a later date.
FDM Material
PLA (Polylactic Acid) – Most common used FDM material, it is affordable, stiff and strong. It comes with many color and blends.
ABS(Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene) – Another common FDM material, it is resistant to high temperature.
PETG (Polyethylene Terephthalate) – High impact resistant and good thermal characteristic and it is food safe.
Nylon - Tough, flexible and strong resistant to wear and chemicals. However it is vulnerable to humidity.
TPU – Blend of plastic and rubber, it is highly flexible.
PC (Polycarbonate) – It is extremely strong material and resistant to heat and impact.
