We offer laser cutting for a variety of materials including:
Materials that cannot be cut include:
The maximum thickness we can cut varies by material:
We can cut sheet materials up to 3000 mm x 1500 mm (118 x 59 inches). For larger designs, we can work with multiple sheets to achieve your desired outcome.
Our laser cutting machines have precision up to ±0.1 mm (0.004 inches), making them ideal for applications requiring high accuracy.
Laser cutting is one of the fastest options for cutting parts:
We accept DXF, DWG, AI, SVG, and EPS file formats. Vector files are preferred for precise cutting. For engraving, we can accept bitmap images like JPG and PNG.
Yes, we provide design assistance to ensure your project is optimized for laser cutting. We can help with file preparation, material selection, and layout optimization.
There is no minimum order. We handle everything from single prototypes to large production runs.
Yes, we offer laser engraving services for logos, text, and intricate patterns on many materials, including wood, acrylic, and some metals.
For orders placed before 11 AM, rush orders can often be completed and shipped the same day for quantities under 100 parts. Standard lead times for most orders are 1-3 business days. Same-day delivery is available in certain areas.
Yes, you can easily upload your designs and place orders through our online quoting system. You can specify materials, cutting preferences, and other details, and we will provide a quote within hours.
The cost depends on material type, thickness, design complexity, and quantity. Laser cutting is generally more cost-effective than CNC machining for small runs and far cheaper than injection molding for under 10,000 units. Our online quoting tool offers instant pricing for many projects.
Yes, laser cutting is well-suited for intricate patterns and fine details. The laser’s high precision allows for complex geometries, tight curves, and delicate cutouts.
Yes, we provide deburring, polishing, powder coating, and other finishing services to ensure your parts are production-ready.
Laser cutting is an eco-friendly process compared to traditional methods. It uses less energy, produces minimal waste, and doesn’t require mechanical cutting tools that wear out. We also recycle any waste materials generated during the process.
Absolutely! Laser cutting is ideal for rapid prototyping because of its speed, precision, and flexibility. You can iterate on designs quickly without the need for expensive tooling.
Yes, our nesting software optimizes the layout of your parts on the material sheet, reducing waste and ensuring cost-effectiveness. Multiple parts can be efficiently cut from a single sheet.
Lead times for large production runs depend on the quantity and material but typically range from 3 to 7 business days. We can discuss expedited options for urgent orders.
You can check your order status via our customer portal or contact our customer service team for updates. We provide tracking and notifications once your order is shipped.
Laser welding is a high-precision welding technique that uses a concentrated laser beam to fuse materials together. It produces clean, precise welds with minimal heat distortion and is ideal for delicate, complex, or high-precision applications.
Laser welding works well with a wide range of materials, including:
Laser welding is best suited for materials ranging from 0.1 mm to 10 mm in thickness. The ideal thickness depends on the material type and application. For thicker materials, multi-pass welding or hybrid techniques may be needed.
Laser welding is commonly used in industries such as:
Laser welding is highly precise, offering accuracies in the range of ±0.05 mm (0.002 inches). This makes it suitable for applications where tight tolerances are required, such as in aerospace or medical devices.
Laser welding differs from traditional welding in several ways:
Yes, laser welding can join dissimilar metals, such as stainless steel to aluminum, though it requires careful consideration of material properties and specialized parameters to achieve a strong, reliable bond.
Laser welds are generally as strong or stronger than traditional welds. In many cases, they can achieve near parent material strength. The quality of the weld depends on the materials, welding parameters, and application.
Yes, we are equipped to handle both small batch and large production runs. Our automated laser welding systems allow for high repeatability and consistent quality across hundreds or thousands of parts.
Yes, laser welding is ideal for rapid prototyping due to its precision, minimal setup time, and ability to work with delicate or complex parts. It’s especially useful in industries like medical device manufacturing and aerospace.
Keyhole laser welding is a technique where the laser beam creates a small, deep penetration, forming a “keyhole” that allows for strong, deep welds. This method is particularly useful for thick materials or applications requiring full penetration welds.
For standard orders, our turnaround time is typically 3-5 business days, depending on the complexity and volume. Rush orders for small quantities may be completed and shipped within 1-2 business days. Larger production runs may take longer based on the quantity.
Yes, we specialize in custom laser welding solutions, working with you to develop welding processes that meet your specific requirements. We offer one-off welds for prototypes, as well as custom solutions for small to large production runs.
While both use lasers, the processes are different:
In many cases, laser welds are clean and precise enough to not require post-processing. However, for aesthetic or functional reasons, some applications may benefit from additional polishing, grinding, or heat treatment, which we offer as part of our services.
Yes, laser welding is highly automatable. We offer fully automated laser welding solutions for high-volume production, ensuring consistent quality and precision across all parts.
We accept CAD files in formats like DXF, DWG, STEP, and IGES. For prototyping and design projects, we can also work with PDF and AI files to ensure proper alignment and fixturing.
You can request a quote by uploading your design files directly through our website or contacting our customer service team. Provide details on the materials, thickness, and any specific requirements, and we will provide a quote within 24 hours.
Laser marking is a process that uses a focused laser beam to permanently mark or engrave the surface of a material. It can create high-precision marks such as text, barcodes, logos, serial numbers, and intricate designs without damaging the material.
Laser marking is suitable for a wide range of materials, including:
There are several types of laser marking, each suited for different materials and applications:
Laser welding is commonly used in industries such as:
Laser marking offers several advantages:
Laser marking is highly precise, with resolutions typically around 0.001 mm (1 micron), making it ideal for intricate designs, small fonts, and high-detail work like barcodes or QR codes.
Yes, laser marking is a non-contact process, meaning it does not exert any mechanical force on the material. This makes it ideal for delicate items such as medical devices, electronics, and fine jewelry.
Yes, laser marking systems can be adapted to mark curved, cylindrical, or irregular surfaces using rotary attachments or by adjusting the focal length of the laser. This is common for applications like engraving rings, tubes, and other 3D objects.
No, laser marks are permanent and highly resistant to wear, corrosion, and environmental conditions like heat, moisture, or chemicals. They maintain their clarity and contrast over long periods.
We accept a variety of file formats for laser marking, including:
The maximum part size we can mark depends on the machine setup but typically ranges up to 500 mm x 500 mm (20 inches x 20 inches). For larger items, multiple setups may be required.
Laser-marked parts are extremely durable. The marks are resistant to abrasion, chemical exposure, and environmental conditions. This makes them ideal for long-term identification in harsh environments.
Yes, laser marking is fully automatable for high-volume production. We offer automated solutions that integrate with assembly lines and production systems, ensuring consistent quality and efficiency across large runs.
Yes, laser marking is perfect for creating branded products or personalized items. We regularly mark logos, monograms, and other designs on materials like metal, plastic, wood, and glass for branding purposes.
Yes, laser marking is an environmentally friendly process because it does not use inks, chemicals, or other consumables. It produces minimal waste, and the energy required for marking is relatively low compared to other methods.
Color laser marking is possible on specific materials like titanium and stainless steel, where the laser can induce surface oxidation to create colors. However, this capability depends on the material and application.
You can request a quote by uploading your design files through our website or by contacting our customer service team. Please include details like the material type, size, quantity, and any specific requirements. We typically provide quotes within 24 hours.
Laser engraving is a process that uses a focused laser beam to remove material from the surface of an object, creating a deep and permanent mark. It’s commonly used for creating detailed designs, text, serial numbers, and logos on a variety of materials.
We can engrave a wide range of materials, including:
Laser engraving offers very high precision, typically with an accuracy of ±0.01 mm (±0.0004 inches). This level of precision makes it ideal for detailed artwork, intricate patterns, and small fonts.
Yes, laser engraving can be done on curved and irregular surfaces using specialized equipment like rotary attachments. This is perfect for engraving cylindrical objects such as rings, bottles, or pipes.
We accept the following file formats:
The maximum engraving area depends on the machine used. Our standard laser engraving machines can handle parts up to 1000 mm x 600 mm (39 inches x 24 inches). For larger pieces, multiple passes or setups may be required.
Yes, laser engraving creates a permanent mark that is resistant to wear, heat, and corrosion. It’s an excellent choice for items that need to endure harsh environments or frequent handling.
Absolutely! Laser engraving is perfect for customizing items with names, logos, designs, and personal messages. We commonly engrave personalized items such as gifts, trophies, jewelry, and electronics.
Laser engraving is widely used for:
Yes, laser engraving is a non-contact process that doesn’t apply mechanical force to the object, making it safe for delicate items such as jewelry, watches, and electronics. The laser’s heat can be controlled to prevent damage to sensitive materials.
While laser engraving itself doesn’t produce color, certain materials like anodized aluminum or painted surfaces can be engraved to reveal a contrasting color beneath. Additionally, special techniques can be used on metals like stainless steel and titanium to produce color markings.
Laser engraving is highly durable and resistant to environmental factors like heat, moisture, and abrasion. This makes it ideal for industrial parts, outdoor signs, and other items exposed to harsh conditions.
Yes, we specialize in engraving barcodes, QR codes, serial numbers, and data matrix codes for traceability and inventory management. These engravings are commonly used in the aerospace, medical, and electronics industries.
Yes, laser engraving is an environmentally friendly process since it doesn’t require inks, chemicals, or consumables. It produces minimal waste, and the energy used is relatively low compared to other engraving methods.
Yes, we can handle bulk engraving projects, whether you need hundreds or thousands of items engraved. Our automated systems ensure consistent quality across all pieces in large-volume orders.
You can request a quote by submitting your design files through our website or contacting our customer service team. Be sure to provide details such as the material type, size, quantity, and any special requirements. We typically provide quotes within 24 hours.
Laser cleaning is a non-contact process that uses a high-intensity laser beam to remove contaminants such as rust, paint, oxide layers, oil, grease, or other residues from the surface of a material without damaging the base material. It’s commonly used for cleaning, surface preparation, and restoration.
Laser cleaning can be used on a variety of materials, including:
Laser cleaning works by directing a focused laser beam onto the surface of a material. The contaminants absorb the laser energy, which causes them to either evaporate or detach from the surface. The base material reflects most of the laser energy, ensuring minimal damage to the material being cleaned.
Laser cleaning is highly effective at removing:
No, laser cleaning is a highly controlled process that removes contaminants without damaging the base material. The laser settings can be adjusted to ensure that the energy is focused on the contaminants, leaving the underlying surface intact.
Laser cleaning is used across many industries, including:
Laser cleaning uses a focused laser beam to clean the surface without any physical contact, unlike abrasive blasting, which relies on blasting particles like sand or beads to remove contaminants. Laser cleaning offers higher precision, generates less waste, and is gentler on the surface material.
Yes, laser cleaning is an environmentally friendly process. It does not use any chemicals, solvents, or abrasives, and it produces very little waste. The contaminants are vaporized or removed as fine particles, which can be easily collected, reducing the environmental impact.
Yes, laser cleaning is one of the most effective methods for rust removal. It removes rust without affecting the underlying metal, making it a preferred solution for restoring metal surfaces in industries like automotive, aerospace, and manufacturing.
Yes, laser cleaning is highly adjustable, allowing for precise control over the laser’s intensity, speed, and focus. This makes it suitable for cleaning delicate surfaces, such as historic artifacts, glass, and thin metals, without causing damage.
The speed of laser cleaning depends on the type and thickness of the contaminant being removed. For example, light contaminants like dust or oil can be removed quickly, while thicker coatings like rust or paint may take more time. In general, laser cleaning is faster and more efficient than traditional cleaning methods.
Laser cleaning requires the use of protective equipment, including:
The cost of laser cleaning services depends on several factors, including the size of the part, the material, the type of contaminant, and the complexity of the cleaning process. You can request a quote by providing details about your project.
The maximum size of parts that can be cleaned depends on the laser cleaning setup. In most cases, large parts like metal sheets, machinery components, and structures can be cleaned with specialized equipment. For larger surfaces, portable laser cleaning machines can be used on-site.
Yes, laser cleaning is widely used for cleaning molds and dies, especially in industries like rubber and plastics manufacturing. It removes residues and contaminants from molds without damaging their surface, extending the mold’s lifespan and improving production quality.
You can request a quote by submitting information about the material, size of the part, type of contaminants, and any specific requirements through our website or by contacting our customer service team. We typically provide quotes within 24 hours.
Yes, laser cleaning systems can be portable and used for on-site cleaning tasks. Portable laser cleaners are ideal for cleaning large structures, equipment, or areas where bringing the item to the cleaning facility is impractical.
The lead time for laser cleaning services typically ranges from 1 to 3 business days, depending on the size and complexity of the project. For urgent projects, we may be able to offer expedited services.
Laser cladding is a process that uses a laser beam to melt and fuse a metallic powder or wire onto the surface of a base material. This creates a protective layer that enhances the surface properties of the material, such as wear resistance, corrosion protection, and heat tolerance.
Laser cladding can be applied using a wide range of materials, including:
Laser cladding is widely used in industries where surface protection is critical, such as:
Yes, laser cladding is often used to repair or refurbish high-value components. It allows the application of a new material layer on worn or damaged surfaces, restoring them to their original specifications and extending the part’s lifespan.
The thickness of the cladded layer typically ranges from 0.1 mm to 2 mm, but multiple layers can be applied for greater thickness. The exact thickness depends on the application and the materials being used.
Laser cladding is highly effective at protecting surfaces from:
Yes, laser cladding is considered environmentally friendly because it minimizes material waste and energy consumption. The precision of the process ensures that only the necessary material is applied, reducing the need for excess material or harmful chemicals.
Laser cladding is a more precise and controlled process than traditional hardfacing. While both techniques add a protective layer, laser cladding provides superior adhesion, minimal heat distortion, and better control over the thickness and uniformity of the deposited material.
Before laser cladding, the surface of the part must be cleaned and free of contaminants like oil, grease, and oxidation. In some cases, light surface preparation (such as abrasive blasting) may be required to ensure proper adhesion of the cladded material.
Yes, laser cladding can be applied to complex geometries, including cylindrical surfaces, curved parts, and internal bores. The precision of the laser beam allows for controlled material deposition on intricate surfaces.
Turnaround time depends on the size, complexity, and quantity of parts, but typical lead times for laser cladding services range from 1 to 2 weeks. For urgent projects or repairs, expedited services may be available.
Yes, laser cladding can be fully automated for large-scale production or repetitive tasks. Automated systems provide consistent quality, reduce lead times, and allow for efficient cladding of large volumes of parts.
Quality is ensured through precise control of the laser parameters (power, speed, focus) and continuous monitoring during the process. Post-cladding inspection techniques, such as metallurgical analysis, hardness testing, and dimensional checks, are also used to ensure the integrity of the cladded layer.
Yes, laser cladding can bond dissimilar materials, allowing the creation of composite layers with unique properties. For example, a base metal like steel can be cladded with a corrosion-resistant alloy such as Inconel or a wear-resistant material like tungsten carbide.
We accept CAD file formats such as DXF, DWG, STEP, and IGES for cladding projects. These files help us understand the exact specifications and dimensions of the parts being processed.
Laser cladding is a highly controlled process, but safety precautions include the use of laser safety goggles, protective clothing, and proper ventilation to prevent exposure to laser light and fumes. Only trained personnel should operate laser cladding equipment.
You can request a quote by submitting information about the material, part size, cladding material, and specific requirements via our website or by contacting our customer service team. We typically provide quotes within 24 hours.
Laser hardening is a surface heat treatment process that uses a focused laser beam to rapidly heat and harden the surface of a metal. This improves wear resistance, surface hardness, and fatigue strength without affecting the core material. The process is precise, with minimal heat-affected zones, and it’s used to treat specific areas of a part.
Laser hardening is typically used on ferrous materials such as:
Laser hardening is used across various industries, including:
Laser hardening typically achieves depths ranging from 0.1 mm to 1.5 mm, depending on the material, laser parameters, and required hardness. The depth is controlled by adjusting the laser’s power, speed, and focus.
The heat-affected zone (HAZ) is the area adjacent to the hardened surface that experiences some level of heat but does not undergo hardening. In laser hardening, the HAZ is very small, which minimizes any impact on the core material’s properties and reduces thermal distortion.
The achievable hardness depends on the material but can range from 45 HRC to 65 HRC (Rockwell Hardness), similar to other hardening processes. The hardness level is determined by the material’s carbon content and laser parameters.
Yes, laser hardening is ideal for complex geometries and hard-to-reach areas. The laser beam can be precisely controlled to harden specific areas on intricate parts, such as corners, edges, and complex curves, without affecting the entire piece.
Yes, laser hardening is frequently used for hardening tools, dies, and molds, especially in industries where high wear resistance is required. It improves the surface hardness of cutting edges, extending tool life and improving performance.
Yes, laser hardening is more environmentally friendly than some traditional methods because it doesn’t require chemicals, quenching media, or extensive post-processing. It is an energy-efficient process with minimal waste.
Laser hardening generally preserves the surface finish, as it doesn’t involve physical contact or abrasive materials. However, in some cases, minor surface oxidation may occur, which can be polished off if necessary. The part’s dimensional integrity remains largely intact.
Laser hardening can be applied to parts of various sizes, ranging from small components (like gears and tools) to larger items such as shafts and molds. The process is scalable, and automated systems can handle large or complex parts efficiently.
Yes, laser hardening is well-suited for high-volume production. The process can be fully automated to achieve repeatable and consistent results, making it ideal for mass production of hardened parts.
The lead time for laser hardening services depends on the complexity and size of the parts. Standard lead times range from 1 to 2 weeks, but expedited services can be arranged for urgent projects.
Quality is ensured through precise control of the laser parameters (power, speed, and focus) and post-treatment inspections, such as hardness testing, microstructure analysis, and dimensional checks, to verify that the hardened areas meet required specifications.
Yes, laser hardening is highly localized, meaning you can harden only specific areas of a part where wear resistance is needed. This is especially useful for parts with critical wear zones, reducing unnecessary hardening of the entire part and saving costs.
Laser hardening is ideal for components that experience high wear and require enhanced surface durability, such as:
Yes, laser hardening can be used to repair worn or damaged surfaces of high-value components. By applying the laser hardening process to specific areas, we can restore the part’s surface properties and extend its service life.
You can request a quote by submitting your part specifications, material type, and areas to be hardened through our website or by contacting our customer service team. We aim to provide quotes within 24 hours.
Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM) is a popular 3D printing technology that builds parts layer by layer using a thermoplastic filament. The filament is heated and extruded through a nozzle, which deposits material in precise locations based on a 3D model, creating parts with high strength and durability.
FDM supports a wide variety of thermoplastic materials, including:
Our standard FDM 3D printers support a maximum build volume of 300 mm x 300 mm x 400 mm (12 in x 12 in x 16 in). For larger parts, designs can be split into sections and assembled after printing.
We accept STL, OBJ, and 3MF file formats. These are the standard formats for 3D printing models. Ensure that your 3D file is properly exported and optimized for printing before submission.
FDM 3D printing offers layer resolutions ranging from 0.1 mm to 0.4 mm (100 to 400 microns). The exact resolution depends on the material and the complexity of the part. While it’s suitable for most functional prototypes, FDM may not achieve the fine detail offered by other 3D printing technologies like SLA or SLS.
Yes, FDM is commonly used to produce functional parts and components. Depending on the material chosen, the printed parts can have excellent mechanical properties, such as impact resistance, flexibility, and heat tolerance.
The strength of FDM parts depends on the material and print settings (infill percentage, layer height, etc.). Parts printed with materials like ABS, nylon, and polycarbonate can be very strong and durable, suitable for end-use applications and functional prototypes.
FDM is versatile and used in a range of industries for applications such as:
While FDM is ideal for prototyping and low-volume production runs, it is less suitable for mass production compared to injection molding. However, FDM is perfect for on-demand manufacturing, bridge production, and creating small to medium-sized batches of custom parts.
The cost of FDM 3D printing depends on several factors, including the material used, the size and complexity of the part, and the quantity ordered. Our online quoting system allows you to get instant pricing based on your design file and material choice.
FDM 3D printing can print in multiple colors and materials using dual-extrusion 3D printers, which are capable of switching between two different filaments. This is useful for combining different properties, such as flexibility and rigidity, or for aesthetic purposes.
Post-processing can enhance the appearance and functionality of FDM-printed parts. Common post-processing options include:
The infill percentage affects the strength and weight of the printed part:
Yes, FDM can print moving parts like hinges or gears as long as the design includes sufficient clearance between components. Moving parts are often printed as a single assembly, avoiding the need for assembly post-printing.
FDM-printed parts made from materials like ABS, PETG, and nylon are durable and resistant to wear over time. However, exposure to UV light, heat, and moisture can affect the longevity of some materials like PLA. Choosing the right material for the environment is essential for maximizing durability.
Certain materials like PETG, ASA, and nylon are suitable for outdoor applications due to their UV resistance and ability to withstand exposure to the elements. Other materials like PLA may degrade under prolonged exposure to sunlight and moisture.
To prepare your file for FDM 3D printing:
Yes, FDM printing can be automated for batch production. Multiple parts can be printed simultaneously on a single build plate, and some systems are equipped with automated part removal and build plate exchange to streamline production.
You can request a quote by uploading your 3D design files to our online quoting tool or by contacting our customer service team. Once you select your material, print quality, and any additional options, we will provide you with a detailed quote within 24 hours.
Stereolithography (SLA) is a 3D printing process that uses a UV laser to cure liquid resin into solid layers. The laser traces a design based on a 3D model, and the resin solidifies, creating highly detailed and smooth parts layer by layer. SLA is known for producing parts with fine resolution and exceptional surface finishes.
SLA 3D printing uses a variety of photopolymer resins, each with different properties:
The maximum build volume for our SLA printers is typically around 300 mm x 300 mm x 200 mm (12 in x 12 in x 8 in). For larger projects, parts can be split into multiple sections and assembled post-printing.
We accept standard 3D file formats, including STL, OBJ, and 3MF. These files should be watertight (manifold) and properly optimized for the best results in SLA 3D printing.
SLA 3D printing is highly accurate, with layer resolutions ranging from 25 microns to 100 microns (0.025 mm to 0.1 mm). This level of precision makes it ideal for creating detailed prototypes, parts with intricate features, and models that require smooth surfaces.
SLA is widely used for:
Yes, SLA can produce functional parts, though it depends on the material chosen. For example, tough resins are suitable for functional prototypes requiring impact resistance, while flexible resins are perfect for parts requiring elasticity. However, SLA parts are typically more brittle than those made with FDM or SLS.
SLA parts are typically more brittle than parts produced with other 3D printing methods like FDM or SLS, but certain specialized resins, such as tough or durable resins, offer improved mechanical properties. SLA parts are suitable for functional prototyping and light-duty applications.
SLA-printed parts are known for their smooth surface finish, often requiring little to no post-processing. This makes them ideal for parts that need a professional appearance or require surface details.
After printing, SLA parts require post-curing (exposure to UV light) to reach their full mechanical properties. Other post-processing options include:
The cost of SLA 3D printing depends on several factors, including the size of the part, the type of resin used, and the level of detail required. You can request a quote through our online quoting tool by uploading your 3D file and selecting the desired material.
SLA-printed parts may degrade over time if exposed to UV light and moisture, which can cause them to yellow or become brittle. For long-term durability, protective coatings or storing parts away from direct sunlight are recommended.
SLA is more commonly used for low-volume production runs, prototypes, and models due to its high resolution and material properties. While it’s not as efficient as injection molding for large volumes, SLA is ideal for on-demand manufacturing and small batches of high-precision parts.
Standard lead times for SLA 3D printing services are typically 2-5 business days, depending on the size, complexity, and number of parts. Rush services may be available for urgent projects.
While SLA can be used for low-volume production, automating the process for large-scale production can be challenging due to the need for post-processing (curing and support removal). However, small-to-medium production runs and customized batch production are well-suited for SLA.
SLA 3D printing uses support structures to hold overhangs and complex geometries in place during printing. These supports are made from the same resin and are manually removed post-printing. Our team ensures that support structures are placed in areas that minimize marks and are easy to remove.
You can request a quote by uploading your STL, OBJ, or 3MF file through our online quoting tool. Once you specify the resin material and layer resolution, we will provide a detailed quote, typically within 24 hours.
Selective Laser Sintering (SLS) is a 3D printing process that uses a laser to fuse powdered materials together layer by layer. The laser selectively sinters areas of the powder bed based on a 3D model, creating parts with excellent mechanical properties and durability. SLS is ideal for producing functional prototypes and end-use parts without the need for support structures.
SLS primarily uses nylon-based powders, but other materials are available as well, including:
The maximum build volume for SLS 3D printing typically ranges up to 350 mm x 350 mm x 600 mm (13.8 in x 13.8 in x 23.6 in). For larger parts, we can split the design into sections and assemble them after printing.
We accept STL, OBJ, and 3MF file formats for SLS 3D printing. Ensure your file is optimized and watertight before submission to ensure the best results.
SLS offers high accuracy, with typical tolerances around ±0.3% of the part’s dimension or a minimum of ±0.3 mm. Layer thicknesses generally range from 80 microns to 120 microns (0.08 mm to 0.12 mm), making it suitable for high-precision parts.
SLS is widely used for:
Yes, SLS is well-suited for producing functional parts due to the mechanical properties of materials like nylon. The parts are strong, durable, and capable of withstanding significant wear and stress, making them suitable for functional testing and end-use applications.
SLS parts are typically very strong and comparable to injection-molded parts in terms of mechanical properties. Materials like Nylon 12 and glass-filled nylon provide excellent strength, impact resistance, and flexibility, making them ideal for functional prototypes and production components.
SLS parts can be post-processed to enhance their appearance or functionality:
The cost of SLS 3D printing depends on the size, material, and complexity of the part. Volume production can also impact the overall cost. You can request a quote by uploading your design file through our online quoting tool, and we will provide a detailed cost breakdown.
SLS parts typically have a slightly rough, powdery texture due to the unsintered powder surrounding the part during printing. However, this texture can be smoothed through post-processing methods like polishing, dyeing, or coating.
SLS parts are highly durable and resistant to wear, making them ideal for both short-term functional testing and long-term use. Nylon parts printed with SLS are also resistant to chemicals, moisture, and UV exposure, which extends their longevity in real-world applications.
Yes, SLS is a cost-effective solution for low- to medium-volume production runs. It offers excellent repeatability and is suitable for producing end-use parts without the need for tooling or molds, making it an attractive option for on-demand manufacturing.
The typical lead time for SLS 3D printing is 3-5 business days, depending on the complexity, size, and quantity of parts. For urgent projects, we may be able to expedite production to meet tight deadlines.
Yes, SLS is ideal for producing interlocking or moving parts in a single print, as it doesn’t require support structures. Complex assemblies can be printed as a whole, making it perfect for parts with hinges, joints, or internal mechanisms.
SLS does not require support structures, as the unsintered powder in the build chamber naturally supports overhangs and complex features. This allows for greater design freedom and more efficient use of material.
Yes, SLS 3D printing can be fully automated for batch production. Multiple parts can be nested in a single build to optimize material usage and maximize production efficiency. SLS is often used for on-demand manufacturing and small-to-medium batch production runs.
You can request a quote by uploading your STL, OBJ, or 3MF file to our online quoting system. Once you specify the material and provide details about your project, we will provide a quote within 24 hours.
Digital Light Processing (DLP) is a 3D printing technology that uses a digital light projector to cure liquid resin into solid layers. It creates parts by projecting a single image per layer, curing the entire layer at once, which makes DLP faster than other resin-based 3D printing methods like SLA. DLP is known for its ability to produce highly detailed parts with excellent surface finishes.
DLP uses photopolymer resins, which come in different types, including:
The maximum build volume for DLP 3D printing depends on the specific machine, typically around 192 mm x 120 mm x 230 mm (7.5 in x 4.7 in x 9 in). Larger parts can be printed in sections and assembled post-printing.
We accept standard 3D printing file formats like STL, OBJ, and 3MF. Ensure that your model is properly optimized and manifold before submission for the best results.
DLP 3D printing offers very high precision, with layer thicknesses typically ranging from 25 microns to 100 microns (0.025 mm to 0.1 mm). This level of resolution makes DLP ideal for applications requiring fine details and smooth finishes, such as jewelry, dental models, and intricate prototypes.
DLP is well-suited for:
Yes, DLP can produce functional parts depending on the resin used. Tough resins provide strength and durability, making them suitable for functional prototypes and light-duty end-use parts. However, DLP parts are typically more brittle compared to parts produced by processes like SLS or FDM.
The strength of DLP parts depends on the type of resin used. While tough resins provide high impact resistance and flexibility, standard resins may be more brittle and suitable for visual prototypes or low-stress applications. DLP’s mechanical properties are ideal for detailed models and light-duty functional parts.
DLP produces parts with an excellent surface finish, often smoother than those produced by FDM or SLS. The high resolution of DLP also ensures minimal visible layer lines, which makes it ideal for parts requiring fine details and professional appearances.
DLP parts require post-curing under UV light to reach their full mechanical properties. Additional post-processing options include:
The cost of DLP 3D printing depends on factors like the size of the part, the material used, and the complexity of the design. You can get an instant quote by uploading your design file to our online quoting tool, where you can select materials and specify project details.
Yes, DLP can print using transparent resins, allowing for the creation of clear or semi-transparent parts. These parts are commonly used in optics, fluid dynamics, and product visualization. Polishing post-printing can enhance the clarity of transparent parts.
DLP parts may degrade over time if exposed to UV light and moisture, particularly if standard resins are used. To extend durability, DLP parts can be coated or stored in environments that minimize exposure to UV rays.
DLP is better suited for low- to medium-volume production, especially for parts requiring fine details and accuracy. While it’s not as scalable as injection molding for mass production, it is ideal for custom, on-demand manufacturing and small batch production.
Standard lead times for DLP 3D printing services are typically 3-5 business days, depending on the size, complexity, and quantity of parts. Expedited services may be available for urgent projects.
DLP 3D printing requires support structures to hold overhangs and complex geometries in place during printing. These supports are made from the same resin and are removed after printing. Our team ensures that supports are placed strategically to minimize marks and ease removal.
While DLP can be used for small-to-medium batch production, automating the process for larger runs can be challenging due to the need for post-curing and support removal. However, DLP is perfect for custom production and low-volume runs where high detail is required.
You can request a quote by uploading your STL, OBJ, or 3MF file through our online quoting tool. Once you specify the material and layer resolution, we will provide a detailed quote, typically within 24 hours.
Sheet metal fabrication is a manufacturing process used to shape flat sheets of metal into specific parts or structures by cutting, bending, welding, and assembling. It is widely used for creating custom components, enclosures, and parts for various industries such as automotive, aerospace, construction, and electronics.
We work with a wide variety of metals, including:
The key processes involved in sheet metal fabrication include:
Sheet metal fabrication is used across various industries, including:
We can fabricate sheet metal parts up to 3 meters (10 feet) in length, depending on the material thickness and type. For larger projects, sections can be fabricated separately and assembled.
We work with a wide range of metal thicknesses:
We accept a variety of file formats, including:
The turnaround time depends on the complexity, material, and quantity of parts. Typically, lead times range from 5-10 business days for custom sheet metal parts. Expedited services are available for urgent projects.
The cost of sheet metal fabrication depends on several factors, including material choice, part complexity, volume, and post-processing requirements. You can request a detailed quote by submitting your design files through our online quoting system.
Yes, we provide prototyping services to help you create and test your designs before moving to full-scale production. We work closely with customers to refine designs, ensure proper fit, and validate functionality.
We offer a wide range of post-processing and finishing options, including:
Yes, we are fully equipped to handle both small batches and large-scale production runs. Our facility can accommodate high-volume orders while maintaining consistent quality across all parts.
Yes, we can work with customer-supplied materials, as long as they meet our equipment and process requirements. Please contact us to confirm compatibility and specifications before proceeding.
Yes, we provide assembly services for sheet metal parts, including welding, riveting, and fastening. We can assemble parts into larger structures or components as per your design requirements.
Our standard tolerances for sheet metal fabrication are typically within ±0.25 mm (±0.01 inches), depending on the material and process. Tighter tolerances may be possible based on the application and project requirements.
Yes, we specialize in custom sheet metal enclosures and cabinets for industries such as electronics, telecommunications, and automotive. We offer a variety of customization options, including cutouts, vents, mounting points, and surface finishes.
Sheet metal bending is the process of deforming a flat sheet of metal into a specific angle or shape using press brakes or roll forming machines. It is used to create brackets, enclosures, or structural components. Bends are typically precise and repeatable, allowing for accurate part production.
Yes, we can produce perforated or embossed sheet metal parts with custom hole patterns, designs, or textures. These features are commonly used for architectural elements, ventilation systems, and decorative applications.
You can request a quote by submitting your design files through our online quoting system or by contacting our customer service team. Be sure to include details like material type, thickness, quantity, and any specific requirements. We typically provide quotes within 24-48 hours.
Structural fabrication is the process of cutting, bending, welding, and assembling raw materials, typically metal, to create large structural components such as beams, columns, frames, and supports. These components are used in the construction of buildings, bridges, industrial plants, and other large-scale structures.
We work with a variety of materials in structural fabrication, including:
Structural fabrication is essential across several industries, including:
The main processes involved in structural fabrication include:
We have the capacity to fabricate large structural components and assemblies, including beams up to 12 meters (40 feet) in length. Larger structures can be fabricated in sections and assembled on-site.
We follow industry-standard certifications and guidelines for structural fabrication, including:
The strength and durability of fabricated structures are ensured through:
We offer a variety of surface treatments to improve the longevity and appearance of structural components, including:
Yes, we specialize in custom structural fabrication and work closely with architects, engineers, and contractors to fabricate structures based on specific designs and requirements. We can take your project from design to installation, ensuring that all components are built to specification.
We use various welding techniques depending on the material and application, including:
The lead time for structural fabrication depends on the complexity and size of the project. Typical projects have a lead time of 2-8 weeks. We offer expedited services for urgent projects and work closely with clients to meet construction schedules.
Yes, we provide on-site installation services for the structural components we fabricate. Our team of skilled technicians ensures that all parts are installed correctly, safely, and according to project specifications.
We ensure precision and accuracy through:
The typical tolerance we achieve for structural components is within ±1 mm for cut and bent parts. However, tighter tolerances may be possible depending on the project requirements and materials.
Yes, we offer repair and refurbishment services for damaged or worn structural components. We can restore existing structures to their original specifications through welding, reinforcement, and surface treatment.
Yes, we offer engineering support to help design and optimize structural components for fabrication. Our engineers work with clients to ensure the structure meets all safety, load-bearing, and design requirements while optimizing material usage and fabrication processes.
We serve a broad range of industries, including:
To get a quote, you can submit your design files and project specifications through our online quoting system or contact our customer service team. Include details such as material type, dimensions, quantity, and any special requirements. We typically provide quotes within 3-5 business days.
You can request a quote by uploading your design files directly through our website or contacting our customer service team. Provide details on the materials, thickness, and any specific requirements, and we will provide a quote within 24 hours.
Yes, we provide all necessary certifications and documentation for the components we fabricate, including material certifications, welding certifications, and inspection reports. This ensures that all components meet the required industry standards and project specifications.
Gantry fabrication refers to the design, manufacturing, and assembly of gantry structures, which are typically used to support heavy loads, automated equipment, and machines. Gantries are used in various industries for material handling, crane systems, and large-scale equipment platforms. The fabrication process involves cutting, welding, assembling, and sometimes machining to create the final structure.
We commonly use the following materials for gantry fabrication:
Gantry fabrication services are used across several industries, including:
We can fabricate a wide range of gantry structures, including:
We have the capability to fabricate gantries of various sizes, including large-scale industrial gantries up to 20 meters (65 feet) in length, depending on the design and requirements. Larger gantries can be fabricated in sections and assembled on-site
Lead times for gantry fabrication vary based on the complexity and size of the structure. Typically, projects have lead times of 4-12 weeks, depending on design requirements and material availability. Expedited services may be available for urgent project
Yes, we provide custom gantry design and engineering support. Our team works closely with clients to develop gantry systems that meet specific operational, load-bearing, and environmental requirements. We offer full design services, including CAD modeling and structural analysis, to ensure that the gantry meets all safety and performance standards.
We use several welding techniques in gantry fabrication, including:
To ensure structural integrity, we follow strict fabrication guidelines:
Yes, we can fabricate gantries that integrate with automation systems, such as robotic arms, conveyors, and CNC machines. Our team can work with your automation requirements to design a gantry that supports efficient, automated workflows.
In manufacturing, gantries are typically used for:
We offer various surface treatments to protect gantries from corrosion and wear, including:
Yes, we can fabricate mobile gantries that are lightweight and designed for flexibility in lifting and moving equipment or materials. These gantries often come with adjustable height and can be equipped with wheels for easy transport and positioning.
The weight capacity of the gantries we fabricate depends on the design, materials, and intended application. Our gantries can be designed to support loads ranging from 500 kg (1,100 lbs) for smaller systems to over 100 tons for large-scale industrial applications. Load capacity is determined during the design phase based on your project requirements.
We offer various load testing services to verify the performance and safety of gantries, including:
Yes, we provide on-site installation services for gantries. Our team can assemble and install gantries at your facility, ensuring proper alignment, secure connections, and compliance with safety standards.
You can request a quote by submitting your design files and specifications through our online quoting system or by contacting our customer service team. Please include details like material type, dimensions, load requirements, and any special features. We typically provide quotes within 3-5 business days.
Yes, we can customize gantries for outdoor applications by using materials such as stainless steel or galvanized steel and applying corrosion-resistant coatings. We also consider environmental factors such as wind loads, moisture, and temperature extremes in the design process.
Gantry systems offer several benefits for material handling:
Yes, we can design gantries specifically for high-temperature or corrosive environments by using heat-resistant materials or applying protective coatings. For environments with high temperatures or chemical exposure, we typically use materials like stainless steel or high-strength alloys that can withstand harsh conditions.
Stainless steel fabrication is the process of cutting, forming, welding, and assembling stainless steel materials into custom parts or structures. The fabrication process includes techniques like laser cutting, bending, welding, and polishing to create durable, corrosion-resistant components for a variety of industries, including food processing, medical, construction, and automotive.
We work with several types of stainless steel, including:
Stainless steel fabrication is essential in many industries, including:
Stainless steel offers several advantages in fabrication:
The main processes used in stainless steel fabrication include:
We can fabricate stainless steel in a range of thicknesses, typically from 0.5 mm to 25 mm (0.02 inches to 1 inch). For thicker sections, specialized equipment may be required, and we offer customized solutions depending on your project needs.
The lead time depends on the complexity of the project, the material, and the quantity required. Standard projects typically take 1-3 weeks from design approval to completion. Expedited services are available for urgent requirements.
Yes, we offer custom design services for stainless steel fabrication. Our team can work with your specifications to create custom parts or structures, providing full design support using CAD software. We can also offer design advice to improve manufacturability and cost-efficiency.
Yes, we are equipped to fabricate large stainless steel structures, including frameworks, tanks, enclosures, and more. Our facility has the capacity to handle large-scale projects for various industries, including construction and industrial applications.
We use several welding techniques for stainless steel fabrication, depending on the application:
We offer a variety of finishes for stainless steel parts, including:
Yes, stainless steel is the preferred material for food-grade applications due to its non-reactive surface, ease of cleaning, and corrosion resistance. 304 and 316 stainless steel are commonly used in food processing equipment, kitchen surfaces, and sanitary components.
We accept a variety of file formats for fabrication, including:
We accept a variety of file formats for fabrication, including:
We typically achieve tolerances of ±0.25 mm (±0.01 inches) in stainless steel fabrication. Tighter tolerances may be possible depending on the project requirements and processes used, such as CNC machining or laser cutting.
Yes, we provide assembly services for stainless steel components, including welding, riveting, bolting, and other fastening methods. We can assemble parts into larger structures or products, depending on your specifications.
We ensure quality through:
Yes, stainless steel is ideal for outdoor applications due to its corrosion resistance and durability. For even harsher environments, 316 stainless steel is recommended because of its enhanced resistance to saltwater and chemicals.
You can request a quote by submitting your design files and project specifications through our online quoting tool or by contacting our customer service team. Be sure to include details like material grade, dimensions, quantity, and any specific requirements. We typically provide quotes within 24-48 hours.
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