Materials

Technology and Processes

Galleries

Full-Color

Abrasive Surface Properties with a Glossy Finish

Delicate Strength

Economical

An inkjet technology that has been adapted for use in three-dimensional use. Optimal for Volumetric models. Models fabricated from a gypsum powder, colored by fluid ink, and requires additional time to dry and cure. Limited handling recommended given the material’s fragility.

Full-Color

Low-resolution Abrasive Surface Properties with a Glossy Finish

Durable Strength

Economical

An inkjet technology that has been adapted for use in three-dimensional use. Optimal for Ribbon, Ball-and-Stick models. Models fabricated from a nylon powder, colored by fluid ink, and requires additional time to dry and cure. Durable models ideal for frequent handling.

Full-Color an Transparency

Smooth & Seemless with a Matte or Glossy Finish

Optimal Resolution

Increased Durability

A form of 3D printing technology that builds parts in a layer by layer fashion using photopolymerization, a process by which light causes chains of molecules to link, forming polymers of varying transparency that can be colored using CMYK color space. Optimal for Hybrid models where a transparent Volumetric surface encases internal Ribbon or Ball-and-Stick structures.

Stainless Steel

Abrasive Surface Properties

Increased Durability

DMLS is an additive manufacturing technology that builds high quality complex metal parts from 3D CAD data. In the machine, a high precision laser is directed to metal powder particles to selectively build up thin horizontal metal layers one after the other. Optimal for Ribbon or Ball-and-Stick models.

Mutli-color Assembly

High Volume Runs

Increased Durability

Affordable for large scale production

A manufacturing process for producing parts by injecting molten material into a mold. Injection molding can be performed with a host of materials. High-volume runs result with decreasing unit costs of each model. Bulk discounts available.