3D Printing & Scanning

3D Printing & Scanning revolutionise design, prototyping, and manufacturing. This innovative technology transforms digital designs into tangible objects through additive manufacturing, while 3D scanning captures physical objects to create digital representations. This powerful combination unlocks endless possibilities for rapid prototyping, customisation, and production efficiency.   

Popular Variants of 3D Printing and Scanning

• 3D Printing: Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM), Stereolithography (SLA), Selective Laser Sintering (SLS), and more.
• 3D Scanning: Structured Light Scanning, Laser Scanning, and Photogrammetry.   

Special Features Include

• Quickly iterate designs and create physical models.
• Produce highly tailored products and parts.
• Create intricate shapes that are impossible with traditional methods. 
• Utilise a wide range of materials for diverse applications. 
• Seamlessly transition from digital designs to tangible objects.   

What are the Possible Advantages of Using 3D Printing & Scanning?

• Accelerate product development cycles.
• Lower production costs, especially for small batches.  
• Explore complex and innovative designs.
• Minimise material waste compared to traditional methods.   
• Preserve physical objects digitally for various purposes.

Wide Range of Applications

• Prototyping: Creating functional prototypes for testing and refinement.   
• Manufacturing: Producing end-use parts and products.   
• Healthcare: Developing custom medical implants and prosthetics.   
• Education: Teaching design, engineering, and science concepts.   
• Architecture: Building scale models and visualising designs.
• Automotive: Creating custom car parts and accessories. 
• Aerospace: Producing lightweight and complex components. 
• Reverse Engineering: Capturing existing objects for replication or analysis.