FDM 3D PRINTING SERVICES

Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM), also known as 3D printing, is an additive manufacturing process that stands in contrast to subtractive methods like machining, which involves removing material to create objects. FDM's additive approach, coupled with soluble support material, facilitates the fabrication of parts with intricate geometries and internal cavities. The technology utilizes production-grade materials that are both mechanically and environmentally stable, contributing to its cleanliness and suitability for office environments. FDM thermoplastics exhibit properties essential for applications requiring precise tolerances, durability, and stability in diverse environments, often overlapping with those used in traditional manufacturing methods like injection molding.

Benefits of Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM) Technology:

Stratasys FDM technology presents significant advantages over conventional manufacturing methods, enabling cost reductions and faster market entry due to shorter lead times. The extensive material portfolio associated with FDM caters to a broad spectrum of applications, ranging from functional prototyping to the production of end-use parts.

Advantages of Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM 3D Printing):

FDM technology is esteemed for its precision, reliability, and repeatability. Whether deployed in office settings or on the factory floor through industrial-grade platforms, FDM printers are recognized for their user-friendly nature, making them one of the most accessible 3D printing technologies to learn and operate. The diverse range of materials available further expands the application space, encompassing engineering-grade plastics to high-performance polymers.