Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM) is the world's most popular and accessible 3D printing technology, perfect for bringing your digital designs to life. Using a simple, reliable process, FDM printers melt and extrude thermoplastic filament, like PLA and ABS, layer by layer to build strong, functional objects. It offers a low barrier to entry for experimentation on parts. Check out the key features below.
What sets us apart in this space is our unwavering commitment to the future. We strategically invest in machines that are tailor-built for rigorous industrial use, not modified consumer models. This means our equipment is engineered to run hotter, faster, and smarter, delivering unparalleled performance, superior part strength, and rapid throughput that meets the demands of modern industry.
Beyond standard plastics, FDM printing achieve enhanced properties like greater strength, flexibility, or temperature resistance for demanding applications. Some of our exotic filament offerings include TPU, PEEK, ABS, PA (Nylon), PEKK, and PEI (Ultem). Most of these filaments come with carbon fiber and glass fiber variants, offering enhanced stiffness and easier printability.
Through FDM printing, prototyping cycle times become trivial. What used to be a few weeks of lead time for traditional CNC parts, can now be shorted down to days, even hours. Bottlenecks in product delivery shifts from "how soon can this part be made" to "how can we make our parts better, faster?"
A critical framework for prototyping and final part production. Form focuses on achieving the correct part shape, dimensions, and aesthetics — dimensional accuracy and surface finish. Fit works on the physical interface, connections, and integrations with assemblies. Function hones in on the performance, material selection, and structural integrity of parts in simulated enviroments.
For critical and non-critical low volume prototyping and tooling, FDM is hard to beat. Materials tend to be cheap and easily swapped for experimentation. Power consumption is lower. Because parts can be printed in a few minutes to hours, the is no commitment needed to a particular mold design — not having to second guess a mold's design frees up time and cashflow.
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