3D Printing Service

Design:

The manufacturing process begins with the 3D design of the object you want to print. This design is created using 3D modeling software or can be downloaded from a 3D model library.

Slicing:

The 3D design is then converted into a digital file using slicing software. This software divides the design into thin horizontal layers (slices) that the printer will print.

Print presets:

Before printing begins, the printer's presets are configured. This includes the choice of print material, layer thickness, print temperature and other parameters that affect print quality and speed.

Production:

Actual printing begins after the print material is fed and depends on the printing technique selected.

Support materials:

When printing objects with overhanging parts, supports are printed to support those parts. These supports are temporary structures that are removed after printing.

Cooling down:

After each layer, the printed part is briefly cooled before the next layer is printed. This process repeats until the entire object is printed.

Finish:

After printing, the object may sometimes need some post-processing, such as removing supports, sanding, polishing or painting, to achieve the desired end result.