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Our on‑demand 3D printing​ platform transforms your 3D files​ into high‑quality parts with six​ advanced technologies, covering plastic, metal, and elastomeric​ materials. With a fleet of 120+​ printers, we deliver reliably in just days, from prototypes to functional components.

Choose from a wide material selection​ and enhance your parts with professional post‑processing​ options—such as sanding, painting, coating, and heat treatment—to improve surface finish and boost mechanical performance.

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3D Printing Processes
  • Metal 3D Printing
  • Stereolithography (SLA)
  • Selective Laser Sintering (SLS)
  • Multi Jet Fusion (MJF)
  • PolyJet
  • Advanced Photopolymers
  • Metal 3D Printing

    DMLS (Direct Metal Laser Sintering) employs a fiber laser to draw on atomized metal powder, fusing it into fully dense metal components.

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    Prototyping in production-grade materials

    Complex geometries

    Functional, end-use parts

    Reducing metal components in an assembly

  • Stereolithography (SLA)

    SLA uses an ultraviolet laser to trace liquid thermoset resin, building parts layer by layer until completion.

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    parts requiring high accuracy and features as small as 0.002 in.

    good surface quality for cosmetic prototypes

    form and fit testing

  • Selective Laser Sintering (SLS)

    SLS uses a CO₂ laser to fuse nylon-based powder layer by layer, forming thermoplastic parts.

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    jigs and fixtures

    housings

    snap fits and living hinges

  • Multi Jet Fusion (MJF)

    Multi Jet Fusion selectively applies fusing/detailing agents on nylon powder beds, heated layer-by-layer to form solid functional parts.

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    parts requiring consistent isotropic mechanical properties

    functional prototypes and end-use parts

    complex and organic geometries with fine features

  • Pressure Die Casting

    PolyJet sprays liquid photopolymer droplets via multi-jet nozzles, curing layer by layer into elastomeric parts.

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    prototyping designs for overmolding or silicone rubber parts

    combining two colors or durometers into a single part

    simulating elastomers or flexible parts

  • Advanced Photopolymers

    Need advanced mechanical properties beyond SLA/PolyJet? Choose Axtra3D HPS tech’s advanced photopolymers.

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Processes Compare

We don't have MOQ, only 1pcs is according to high standard to make, we pursuit the product is perfect to every customer, from 1pcs to million,we are glad to witness and grow together with our customers, that make us proud.

New to our 3D printing service and unsure which additive technology fits your 3D design?

Compare each process’s capabilities below to find your application’s perfect match.

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MetricMaterialsMetic Max Part SizeMetric Min Feature SizeMetric TolerancesUS Max Part SizeUS Min Feature SizeUS Tolerances
Metal 3D PrintingAluminum, Stainless Steel (17-4, 316L), Titanium, Inconel, Cobalt Chrome245mm x 245mm x 330mm, X Line: 400mm x 800mm x 500mm0.1524mm±0.076mm9.6 in. x 9.6 in. x 13.0 in, X Line: 31.5 in. x 15.7 in. x 19.7 in.0.006 in. ±0.003 in
StereolithographyABS, Polycarbonate, Polypropylene, Silicone736mm x 635mm x 533mm 0.0634mm±0.0508mm29 in. x 25 in. x 21 in.0.0025 in.±0.002 in.
Selective Laser SinteringNylons, Polypropylene, TPU482mm x 482mm x 431mm0.762mm± 0.254mm19 in. x 19 in. x 17 in.0.030 in.±0.010 in.
Multi Jet FusionNylons281mm x 378mm x 378mm 0.508mm±0.305mm 11.1 in. x 14.9 in. x 14.9 in.0.020 in.±0.012 in.
PolyJet Elastomer (30A to 95A)490mm x 391mm x 200mm 0.305mm±0.127mm19.3 in. x 15.4 in. x 7.9 in.0.012 in. ±0.005 in.
Advanced PhotopolymersTough Black Ceramic-Filled Flame Retardant249mm x 140mm x 499mmTough Black = 2.55mm Other Materials = 0.5mmOther Materials = ±0.05mm9.8 in. x 5.5 in. x 19.4 in.Tough Black = 0.100 in., Other materials = 0.020 in.Tough Black = ±0.010 in., Other materials = ±0.002

Surface Finish Options for 3D Prints

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UnfinishedDots, or standing "nibs," remain evident on the bottom of the part from the support structure remnants.
NaturalSupported surfaces are sanded down to eliminate the support nibs.
Standard Supported surfaces are sanded, and the entire part is finely blasted for a consistent look. Note that the layers are still present.
CustomSoft-touch paint, clear part finishing, painting, masking, color matching, decals/graphic, and texture finishes are available.

Finishing

Looking to boost the strength, clarity, or appearance of your 3D-printed parts? Choose from microfluidic and micro-resolution materials, metal plating, secondary machining, and custom finishes like painting, clear coating, and decaling.

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Clear CoatClear cosmetic finish that can be applied to ABS-Like Translucent/Clear (WaterShed XC 11122) and PC-Like Translucent/Clear (Accura 60) materials.
PaintingAfter smoothing the part with sanding and polishing, parts can be painted with automotive-grade paint. Provide a pantone color with your quote request. We also offer soft-touch painting.
PlatingElectroless nickel plating can be used to achieve parts that are similar to cast aluminum or magnesium.
DyeingDyeing is another method for adding color to 3D prints. This is faster option with a limited color selection, so is a more cost-effective choice than painting.
DecalingDecaling can be used to add a logo or other graphics to boost cosmetics or function.
PolishingWe can polish parts to a mirror-like finish. If this is a requirement, we ask that you provide either a drawing or image that indicates your finish expectations.
Heat TreatmentHarden and strengthen metal 3D prints with multiple heat treatment options: NADCAP heat treatment, hot isostatic pressing (HIP), solution annealing, and aging.
MachiningMachine metal 3D prints to achieve exceptional surface finish quality or meet tight tolerances.

Our Ideas Have Helped Clients Bring Hundreds Of Products To Market

Why Choose US for 3D Printing?

✔️ Unmatched Quality

Our experienced engineers have delivered quality 3D-printed parts for thousands of product launches. Let’s work together to find the perfect part orientation for your project.

✔️ Wide Material Selection

With six 3D printing technologies, we use commercial-grade thermoset resins, thermoplastics and metal powders for industry-wide 3D-printed parts. Custom post-processing (heat treating, machining, plating, etc.) further boosts mechanical performance and cosmetics.

✔️ Scale and Production

Equipped with over 100 3D printers, our facility specializes in fabricating both metal and plastic components. This robust equipment lineup ensures reliable production capacity to meet your urgent needs, whether for small-batch prototyping or full-scale production runs.

What is 3D Printing?

3D printing refers to diverse additive technologies that fabricate parts layer by layer from 3D digital designs. While filament extrusion is common, laser-based sintering/curing of metal/plastic powders or resins is also available, with options tailored to materials, surface quality, cost, and order volume.

Advantages of 3D Printing

Layer-by-layer part fabrication unlocks previously unachievable design possibilities, outperforming traditional processes like molding, machining and casting.

· Complex, organic geometries with limited impact on part cost

· Consolidation of multi-component assembly into a single part

· No upfront tooling costs

· Fast production for parts within 24 hours

· Internal features for advanced heat transfer and flow applications

Common 3D Printing Applications

Additive manufacturing can be leveraged for both rapid prototyping and production in aerospace, medical, automotive, and other large industry sectors. Examples of typical parts, include:

· Form and fit prototypes

· Housings and enclosures

· Medical devices

· Snap fits

· Jigs and fixtures

· Heat exchangers and heat sinks

· Engine components

· Fuel injectors

· Surgical instrumentation

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