Additive Manufacturing of
Prototypes and End-Use Parts
Rapid 3D provides a full spectrum of 3D printing, 3D Scanning, and Reverse Engineering solutions for the
highest-quality prototyping and low-volume production.
Selective Laser Sintering (SLS)
SLS 3D Printing is a powder bed fusion process that uses real thermoplastic (Nylon PA12) materials to produce parts that are perfect for end-use parts.
Production items made using our In-house EOS selective laser sintering machine are durable, heat resistant, and repeatable. As a result, a variety of industries, including automotive, textile, general engineering, medical etc., get benefited by incorporating this technology into their development process
Stereolithography (SLA)
Stereolithography technology works by curing resin materials layer-by-layer through the exposition to UV light.
One of the biggest advantages of SLA is the dimensional accuracy and small intricate details. The surface finish is very good, which means the technology is well suited for visual models and details where the parts are aesthetically appealing.
Fused Deposit Modeling (FDM)
FDM works by extruding the melted material through the print nozzle. The material hardens as it gets layered.
FDM 3D printing creates strong and durable parts out of most industrial-grade thermoplastics. It is widely used for prototypes, final products and concept models.
3D Scanning & Reverse engineering
Rapid 3d offers scanning services through a GOM – Blue light Scanners & White light scanners, in order to deliver accurate 3D scan outputs. 3D scanning services can be a valuable time and cost saver, when you need reverse engineering designs or when you need to compare a fabricated part to the original CAD (Computer Aided Design) rendering. 3D scanning tolerances are typically between 30 and 50 microns.
Our Robust Capabilities Behind The Numbers
Over 5 years of experience
With more than 5 years of experience, we at Rapid 3d are experts in Rapid Prototyping Services and Additive Manufacturing Technologies.