OEM Resin Products And Plating Services Custom 3D Print For PVC Medical Machine Models

Aluminum alloy AlSi10Mg shares similarities with the 3000 series alloy commonly employed in casting and die casting. This alloy boasts a favorable combination of strength and lightweight properties, alongside impressive resistance to high temperatures and corrosion.

Cobalt Chrome (Co28Cr6Mo) stands as a remarkable superalloy primarily composed of cobalt and chromium. Boasting exceptional tensile strength and remarkable resistance to creep and corrosion, it emerges as an ideal material selection for aerospace components and medical instruments.

Stainless steel stands out as a corrosion-resistant metal with remarkable hardness, rendering it an adaptable material choice. Our 3D printing service provides two stainless steel grades:

Stainless Steel 17-4 PH
Stainless Steel 316L

Inconel stands as a high-strength, corrosion-resistant nickel-chromium superalloy, perfectly suited for components subjected to extreme temperatures and mechanical stress. Inconel 718 components undergo stress relief processes, with the option for solution and aging according to AMS 5663 standards, resulting in heightened tensile strength and hardness.

We offer various nylon grades for SLS and MJF 3D printing:

PA 12 White (PA 650): Economical, with good strength and stiffness.
PA 11 Black (PA 850): Highest elongation at break among nylon options. Uniform deep-black color for a clean appearance.
PA 12 Black: Offers nearly isotropic mechanical properties and is cost-effective.
PA 12 Mineral-Filled (PA620-MF): Provides the highest stiffness and temperature resistance among nylon choices.
PA 12 40% Glass-Filled (PA614-GS): Ideal for long-term wear resistance and high stiffness.
PA 12 40% Glass-Filled Black: An economical option with heat deflection properties.

Polycarbonate is a versatile material known for its stiffness and excellent heat resistance. Our stereolithography (SLA) process offers various polycarbonate-like materials:

PC-Like Translucent (Accura 60): Offers high stiffness and customizable transparency through finishing.
PC-Like Advanced High Temp (Accura 5530): Features a high elastic modulus and can achieve a heat deflection as high as 482°F.
Ceramic-Like Advanced High Temp (PerFORM): Known for its extreme stiffness and can achieve a heat deflection as high as 514°F when thermally cured

We offer three distinct polypropylene-inspired 3D printing materials, each with unique advantages:

Polypropylene Natural: This is authentic polypropylene, renowned for its exceptional chemical resistance among SLS and MJF materials. It's tough, durable, and flexible, while also being exceptionally lightweight.
PP-Like Translucent White (Somos 9120): This SLA material has a translucent appearance and is semi-flexible. Compared to typical injection-molded polypropylene, 9120 boasts similar tensile strength, tensile modulus, flexural modulus, and impact strength.
Carbon FPU 50: This Carbon material emulates polypropylene properties remarkably well. It stands out with its impressive 200% elongation, making it the most flexible PP-like option available.