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Pure Copper 3D PrintingPure copper 3D printing delivers near-wrought electrical conductivity (typically 95–98% IACS) and thermal conductivity (~390 W/m·K), making it the preferred choice for electronics, aerospace, and...read more
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3D Printed Induction CoilsInduction coils are critical to surface hardening, brazing/welding, melting, and medical equipment. Traditional manufacturing — CNC bending plus brazing — limits design freedom, particularly for...read more
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Copper Additive ManufacturingCopper additive manufacturing (AM) opens a new design space for engineers who need maximum electrical and thermal performance in geometrically complex parts. From induction coils and heat...read more
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3D Printed Heat ExchangersA professional 3D-printed heat exchanger solution provider. We combine digital DFM evaluation with LPBF and binder-jetting technology to help engineers go from CAD concept to validated hardware in...read more
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Industrial Metal 3D PrintingWith advanced metal 3D printing technology and in-house CNC post-processing capabilities, we help engineers unlock new design freedom — consolidating multi-part assemblies into lightweight...read more
Yes, metals like stainless steel, chrome, aluminum, nickel alloy, titanium, and some steels work in 3D printing. The process is a bit different when using metals vs. other materials, however....
Aug 30, 2019 · 1) Either polymer filament or rods impregnated with small metallic particles are 3D printed layer-by-layer in the shape of your design. 2) The 3D printed part is then washed to...
What is a MetalPrint? Your artwork is infused onto coated aluminum for a compelling, impactful, and durable presentation. Metal Prints are available in a wide range of sizes up to 48x96" to...
Aug 20, 2020 · When 3D printing with metal, certain hardware criteria must be met. These are: Having an appropriate build-plate / bed. The temperature should be between 45°C and 60°C. There’s no need...
Feb 26, 2018 · Be careful when printing on a surface like BuildTak or PEI, as the metal-infused PLA is a more brittle than regular PLA, and any sort of wrenching on a part to separate it may break...
The layer height used in metal 3D printing varies between 20 to 50 microns and depends on the properties of the metal powder (flowability, particle size...
