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Leverage our network of 3D printing service partners for your prototypes and custom parts. With 10 3D printing technologies, we ensure the best quality and price.
With 10 3D printing technologies, we ensure the best quality and price.
Metal powder sintered layer by layer, creating complex and durable metal parts.
Lead time: from 11 days
Build volume (mm): 500x280x340 mm
Through UV photopolymerization, SLA creates high-resolution detailed prototypes and functional parts.
Lead time: from 11 days
Build volume (mm): 680x380x540 mm
By sintering plastic powder layer by layer, SLS builds complex, durable objects, especially useful for functional prototypes and end-use parts.
Lead time: from 9 days
Build volume (mm): 1350x750x500 mm
Uses polymer powders and fusing agents deposited via inkjet to build the component layer by layer, producing high-quality, detailed functional parts quickly.
Lead time: from 8 days
Build volume (mm): 380x284x380 mm
By depositing layers of liquid photopolymer, PolyJet produces highly detailed, multi-material prototypes and end-use parts.
Lead time: on request
Build volume (mm): 490x380x200 mm
Builds objects layer by layer using thermoplastic filaments, making FDM an accessible and economical method.
Lead time: from 9/13 days
Build volume (mm): 914x690x914 mm
Uses a digital projector to selectively cure layers of photosensitive resin, enabling fast, high-resolution printing of complex objects.
Lead time: from 9 days
Build volume (mm): 510x280x350 mm
Through a deposition nozzle on a robotic arm, it creates large objects, enabling parts or structures larger than average.
Lead time: on request
Build volume (mm): 2500x2500x4000 mm
A focused energy source deposits material, suitable for repairing or adding material to existing components.
Lead time: on request
Build volume (mm): 1200x800x600 mm
Uses a liquid binding agent to join layers of powder material, building layer by layer.
Lead time: on request
Build volume (mm): 430x310x150 mm
Flexible, rubber-like materials that can be sintered and used to produce parts with elastic and durable properties. 8 materials available, including:
Versatile materials that can be sintered into various shapes, offering a wide range of applications, from prototyping to finished products. More than 30 materials available, including:
Advanced engineering-grade plastics offering durability, strength and heat resistance suitable for industrial applications. More than 17 materials available, including:
Liquid photopolymers that solidify when exposed to ultraviolet light, enabling high-resolution, detailed prints. More than 13 materials available, including:
Our engineers support you in material selection, optimising the part for metal 3D printing, and defining the required post-processes and inspections.
Aesthetic finish and part protection with custom painting on request.
Anodising for corrosion protection and colouring of 3D-printed aluminium parts.
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Uses a Coordinate Measuring Machine to measure the geometric characteristics of an object with high precision.
Uses optical measurement techniques to create a digital 3D model, which is used to compare and verify tolerances.
Uses X-ray imaging to examine the internal structure of objects, identifying defects and ensuring structural integrity.
Uses computed tomography to create detailed cross-sectional images of an object, enabling in-depth inspection of its internal features.
Measures material density to ensure it meets specified standards and quality requirements.
| Technology | Max. size | Min. detail size | Min. wall thickness | Tolerance | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| DMLS | 500×280×340 mm | 0.6-0.8 mm | 0.22 mm | ±0.25 (≤15mm); ±0.5 (>15mm) | Similar to Selective Laser Sintering (SLS), but uses metal powders to produce high-strength, intricate metal parts, suitable for functional prototypes and end-use components in aerospace, medical and automotive. |
| SLS Plastic | 680×380×540 mm | 0.8 mm | 0.7-1.3 mm | ±0.3% (±0.3mm) | Uses a laser to fuse powdered materials layer by layer, ideal for durable, complex parts without support structures. Widely used in aerospace, automotive and medical. |
| SLA Plastic | 1350×750×500 mm | 0.2-0.5 mm | 1-3 mm | ±0.2% (min. 0.2 mm) | Uses a UV laser to cure liquid resin into solid layers, ideal for highly detailed, smooth, intricate parts. Widely used for detailed prototypes and complex designs in jewellery and dentistry. |
| MJF Plastic | 380×284×380 mm | 0.5 mm | 0.3-0.5 mm | ±0.3% (±0.2 mm) | Uses multiple jets to apply fusing agents onto powder, which is then fused by heating elements. Delivers high-resolution functional parts with short lead times, often used in aerospace, automotive and consumer goods. |
| Polyjet Plastic | 490×380×200 mm | 1.2-2 mm | 1 mm | ±0.1% | Jets liquid photopolymer resin and cures it layer by layer with UV light, enabling highly detailed, multi-material parts with different properties. Popular for prototyping and colour-rich complex models in medical modelling, consumer goods and electronics. |
| FDM Plastic | 914×690×914 mm | 1.2-1.5 mm | 1.5 mm | ±0.5% (±0.5 mm) | Uses a heated nozzle to extrude thermoplastic filament layer by layer, ideal for durable functional prototypes. Commonly used in manufacturing, automotive and consumer products. |
| DLP Plastic | 510×280×350 mm | 0.5 mm | 1 mm | ±0.30 mm < 100mm; ±0.3% > 100 mm | Uses a digital light projector to cure liquid resin layer by layer, providing fast, precise, high-resolution prints. Commonly used in dentistry, jewellery and high-definition prototypes. |
| Large Scale Plastic | 2500×2500×4000 mm | 3 mm | — | ±5 mm/m | Refers to 3D printing technologies designed to create large objects or structures, such as industrial machine parts or architectural models, with an emphasis on size and structural integrity. |
| DED | 1200×800×600 mm | — | — | — | Uses an energy beam to melt and deposit metal powders or wires, ideal for repairing or adding features to metal parts in aerospace and manufacturing. |
| Binder Jet | 430×310×150 mm | — | — | ±3% | Deposits a binding agent onto a powder bed to form parts, which are then sintered. Useful for producing complex, cost-effective parts, often used in automotive, aerospace, consumer goods and jewellery. |
Technology
Similar to Selective Laser Sintering (SLS), but uses metal powders to produce high-strength, intricate metal parts, suitable for functional prototypes and end-use components in aerospace, medical and automotive.
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Uses a laser to fuse powdered materials layer by layer, ideal for durable, complex parts without support structures. Widely used in aerospace, automotive and medical.
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Uses a UV laser to cure liquid resin into solid layers, ideal for highly detailed, smooth, intricate parts. Widely used for detailed prototypes and complex designs in jewellery and dentistry.
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Uses multiple jets to apply fusing agents onto powder, which is then fused by heating elements. Delivers high-resolution functional parts with short lead times, often used in aerospace, automotive and consumer goods.
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Jets liquid photopolymer resin and cures it layer by layer with UV light, enabling highly detailed, multi-material parts with different properties. Popular for prototyping and colour-rich complex models in medical modelling, consumer goods and electronics.
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Uses a heated nozzle to extrude thermoplastic filament layer by layer, ideal for durable functional prototypes. Commonly used in manufacturing, automotive and consumer products.
Technology
Uses a digital light projector to cure liquid resin layer by layer, providing fast, precise, high-resolution prints. Commonly used in dentistry, jewellery and high-definition prototypes.
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Refers to 3D printing technologies designed to create large objects or structures, such as industrial machine parts or architectural models, with an emphasis on size and structural integrity.
Technology
Uses an energy beam to melt and deposit metal powders or wires, ideal for repairing or adding features to metal parts in aerospace and manufacturing.
Technology
Deposits a binding agent onto a powder bed to form parts, which are then sintered. Useful for producing complex, cost-effective parts, often used in automotive, aerospace, consumer goods and jewellery.
To reduce the cost of your 3D printing project, MadeInAdd offers several strategies, such as design optimisation, material selection and batch printing to maximise production efficiency. Our team can provide tailored recommendations based on your specific project requirements to help you reduce costs without compromising quality.
We ensure the quality of your 3D-printed parts through rigorous quality control processes. From material selection and print parameters to post-processing and testing, our ecosystem follows industry best practices to deliver parts that meet or exceed your expectations. We use advanced testing methods and high-quality post-processing to ensure the durability, accuracy and consistency of your 3D-printed parts.
Protecting our customers’ intellectual property is a top priority for MadeInAdd. We have strict confidentiality protocols in place to protect sensitive information and proprietary designs. Our team members are bound by non-disclosure agreements, and we implement secure data management practices to prevent unauthorised access or misuse of intellectual property. We are also open to discussing customised agreements or additional measures to address specific concerns and ensure the highest level of protection for our customers.
We offer design optimisation services to help improve the functionality, efficiency and manufacturability of your parts for 3D printing. Our team of experienced engineers can provide recommendations for optimising designs for specific printing technologies, materials and applications. By combining advanced simulation tools with our additive manufacturing expertise, we can improve the performance and quality of your 3D-printed parts while reducing costs and lead times.
The cost of 3D printing depends on several factors, including design complexity, material, printing technology and the number of parts required. MadeInAdd offers transparent pricing based on these factors, with tailored quotes according to your project requirements. Our team can provide detailed cost estimates and recommendations to help you understand the cost implications and make informed decisions about your 3D printing projects.
3D printing offers several benefits, including rapid prototyping, design flexibility, cost-effectiveness for low-volume production and customisation. MadeInAdd specialises in using these advantages to help accelerate product development, reduce time to market and unlock new opportunities for innovation. Whether you need prototypes, custom parts or more efficient supply chain processes, 3D printing offers significant benefits that can transform your business operations and help create a competitive advantage.
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