Rapid 3D Printing Prototyping Service

We offer rapid 3D printing prototyping services for high-temperature alloys, metals, plastics, and ceramics, delivering prototypes in as fast as 24 hours to meet client needs for quick turnaround and high-quality results.
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3D Printing Prototyping Service Range

We provide rapid 3D printing prototyping services for high-temperature alloys, metals, plastics, and ceramics, ensuring quick turnaround times, with delivery as fast as 24 hours to support efficient and precise prototyping for various applications.

Typical 3D Printing Materials

Common aluminum alloys used in CNC machining include 6061, 7075, 2024, and 5052, offering a range of properties like high strength, corrosion resistance, and machinability. These alloys are used in aerospace, automotive, marine, and structural applications.

Super Alloys

Tensile Strength
(MPa)

Yield Strength
(MPa)

Fatigue Strength
(MPa)

Elongation
(%)

Hardness
(HRC)

Density
(g/cm³)

Applications

Inconel 625

1030

690

370

35

30-40

8.44

Aerospace, Chemical Processing, Gas Turbines

Inconel 718

1030

930

550

15

35-45

8.19

Jet Engines, Aerospace, Turbomachinery

Inconel 718C

1080

980

600

14

38-45

8.20

Aerospace, Gas Turbines, Rocket Engines

Inconel 718LC

1080

980

610

13

38-45

8.20

Aerospace, Gas Turbines, Military

Inconel 800

620

240

160

40

20-30

7.94

Heat Exchangers, Chemical Processing, Furnaces

Inconel 800HT

650

310

170

42

22-32

7.98

Power Plants, Industrial Furnaces, Heat Exchangers

Inconel X-750

1035

825

450

15

35-45

8.22

Gas Turbines, Aerospace, Power Generation

Hastelloy C-276

860

550

370

40

30-40

8.89

Chemical Processing, Aerospace, Marine

Hastelloy C-22

900

550

370

40

30-40

8.89

Chemical Processing, Corrosion-Resistant Parts, Aerospace

Hastelloy C-2000

1050

700

400

30

35-45

8.91

Chemical Processing, Marine, Heat Exchangers

Hastelloy X

1000

480

300

40

30-40

8.87

Aerospace, Gas Turbines, Chemical Processing

Hastelloy B-2

485

190

125

50

25-35

8.89

Hydrogen Fluoride Processing, Chemical Processing, Heat Exchangers

Hastelloy B-3

480

190

130

55

25-35

8.91

Chemical Processing, Acids Handling, Marine

Monel 400

690

310

140

45

20-30

8.80

Marine, Chemical Processing, Piping

Monel K500

1050

860

550

25

40-50

8.89

Marine, Aerospace, Chemical Processing

Monel 450

760

480

250

40

20-30

8.77

Marine, Oil & Gas, Chemical Processing

Monel R-405

720

350

160

40

20-30

8.78

Marine, Chemical Processing, Pressure Vessels

Ti-6Al-4V (TC4)

930

880

450

10-15

34-38

4.43

Aerospace, Medical Implants, Automotive

Ti-6Al-4V ELI (Grade 23)

900

880

450

15-20

35-40

4.43

Medical Implants, Aerospace, High-Performance Parts

Ti-10V-2Fe-3Al

1100

1000

550

12-18

38-45

4.45

Aerospace, High-Performance Components, Jet Engines

Ti-13V-11Cr-3Al (TC11)

1100

950

600

15

38-45

4.45

Aerospace, Military, High-Temperature Parts

Ti-6Al-2Sn-4Zr-2Mo

1000

950

550

18

35-40

4.49

Aerospace, Marine, Chemical Processing

Ti-6.5Al-1Mo-1V-2Zr (TA15)

1000-1100

900-1000

500-600

10-15

30-40

4.47

Aerospace lighter components, Chemical Processing device, Gas Turbines

Nimonic 80A

1200

900

500

15

35-45

8.87

Gas Turbines, Aerospace, High-Temperature Applications

Steel Alloys

Tensile Strength
(MPa)

Yield Strength
(MPa)

Fatigue Strength
(MPa)

Elongation
(%)

Hardness
(HRC)

Density
(g/cm³)

Applications

AISI 1018
(Carbon Steel)

440

370

190

15-20

80-90

7.87

Structural parts, automotive, general use

AISI 1045
(Carbon Steel)

600-800

350-450

220-300

12-15

85-95

7.85

Shafting, gears, automotive components

AISI 1060
(Carbon Steel)

650-850

400-600

250-350

10-12

90-100

7.87

Cutting tools, heavy-duty machinery

316L
(Stainless Steel)

620

290

150-250

40-50

95-100

7.98

Aerospace, chemical processing, medical devices

17-4 PH
(Stainless Steel)

1300

1100

600-800

10-15

40-45

7.75

Aerospace, tooling, industrial machinery

15-5 PH
(Stainless Steel)

1250

1100

500-700

15-20

40-45

7.77

Aerospace, chemical processing, military

304L
(Stainless Steel)

520

205

120-200

60-70

80-90

7.93

Food processing, chemical processing, cryogenics

D2 (AISI)
(Tool Steel)

1700

1400

600-800

5-10

60-62

7.80

Cutting tools, molds, dies

H13 (AISI)
(Tool Steel)

1050

850

400-600

12-15

50-55

7.85

Hot work tooling, die casting, extrusion molds

A2 (AISI)
(Tool Steel)

1200

1000

400-600

10-15

58-60

7.85

Precision tooling, dies, punches

O1 (AISI)
(Tool Steel)

1100-1300

800-1000

300-500

8-12

55-60

7.83

Tooling, dies, cutting tools

Aluminum Alloys

Tensile Strength
(MPa)

Yield Strength
(MPa)

Fatigue Strength
(MPa)

Elongation
(%)

Hardness
(HRC)

Density
(g/cm³)

Applications

Aluminum 6061

240-290

215-250

100-160

12-20

45-60

2.70

Aerospace, Automotive, Structural Components

Aluminum 7075

500-570

430-510

190-300

8-12

50-60

2.81

Aerospace, Military, High-Performance Parts

Aluminum 2024

470-520

370-420

150-200

8-15

40-50

2.78

Aerospace, Military, Structural Components

Aluminum 5083

400-460

280-330

130-180

14-20

50-60

2.66

Marine, Chemical Processing, Shipbuilding

Aluminum 2319

370-460

290-350

160-220

15-18

40-50

2.85

Aerospace, Military, Welding Applications

Aluminum 4045

350-400

290-330

120-170

13-18

45-55

2.70

Automotive, Aerospace, Heat Exchangers

Aluminum 1100

120-160

35-70

50-100

25-35

20-30

2.70

Food Processing, Chemical Processing, Cryogenics

Aluminum 3003

120-180

90-150

50-80

18-25

25-35

2.73

Food Processing, Chemical Processing, Building Materials

Aluminum AlSi10Mg

350-400

300-350

150-200

5-8

50-60

2.65

Automotive, Aerospace, High-Performance Parts

Aluminum AlSi12

280-350

220-280

100-150

7-10

45-55

2.68

Engine Components, Aerospace, Structural Parts

Precision Ceramics

Tensile Strength
(MPa)

Yield Strength
(MPa)

Fatigue Strength
(MPa)

Elongation
(%)

Hardness
(HRC)

Density
(g/cm³)

Applications

Aluminum Oxide (Al2O3)

300-350

200-250

80-120

0.5-2

85-90

3.95

Wear parts, biomedical implants, refractory materials

Zirconium Oxide (ZrO2)

700-1000

500-700

250-350

2-5

120-130

5.90

Dental implants, thermal barrier coatings, aerospace parts

Silicon Carbide (SiC)

400-650

300-500

200-300

1-2

75-80

3.21

Aerospace, semiconductor parts, nuclear components

Silicon Nitride (Si3N4)

700-900

600-800

300-400

1-2

70-75

3.20

Engine components, bearings, high-temperature parts

Hydroxyapatite (HA)

20-30

15-25

10-20

1-5

40-50

3.10

Bone implants, dental applications, tissue engineering

Barium Titanate (BaTiO3)

30-60

20-40

10-20

2-3

80-90

5.60

Sensors, actuators, capacitors

Lead Zirconate Titanate (PZT)

50-100

40-80

20-40

2-5

85-95

7.60

Piezoelectric devices, sensors, actuators

Silicon Dioxide (SiO2)

50-100

30-50

20-40

1-2

65-75

2.65

Optical components, lenses, refractories

Cordierite (Mg2Al4Si5O18)

150-250

100-150

50-80

2-5

60-70

2.52

High-temperature refractories, electrical insulators, catalytic converters

Boron Carbide (B4C)

2000-2500

1500-2000

1000-1500

0-1

80-90

2.52

Armor materials, wear-resistant coatings, nuclear shielding

Lithium Aluminosilicate Glass-Ceramics

200-350

150-250

100-150

3-5

60-70

2.50

Heat-resistant glass, optical devices, complex geometries

Resin and Nylon

Tensile Strength
(MPa)

Yield Strength
(MPa)

Fatigue Strength
(MPa)

Elongation
(%)

Hardness
(Shore D)

Density
(g/cm³)

Applications

GR
(Rigid Resin)

53.1

71.5

45

11.4

80

1.1

Functional prototypes, engineering parts, tooling

HTL
(High Temperature Resin)

71.5

80.0

55

7.8

81

1.2

Automotive, aerospace, high-temp applications

ST1400
(Tough Resin)

45.0

56.0

40

43.0

78

1.3

Durable prototypes, impact-resistant parts, tooling

BIO
(Biocompatible Resin)

56.0

60.4

45

6.2

84

1.1

Medical implants, dental applications, bioengineering

RG
(Weather-Resistant Engineering Resin)

60.4

71.5

52

11.7

77

1.2

Outdoor equipment, automotive, functional parts

HT-200
(High-Temperature Resin)

87.8

82.9

78

14.0

78.6

1.4

Aerospace, engine components, high-temp industrial parts

Sacrificial Resin

38.0

50.0

30

26.0

60

1.0

Moldmaking, complex geometries, casting supports

Formula1μ
(Specialized Resin)

99.0

67.0

85

3.3

88

1.2

High-precision parts, automotive, aerospace

Loctite 3D 3955
(Engineering Resin)

67.0

70.0

40

2.0

82

1.3

Prototyping, tooling, production parts

Post Process for Superalloy 3D Printed Parts

Post-processing of superalloy 3D printed parts includes heat treatment, hot isostatic pressing (HIP), CNC machining, surface polishing, superalloy welding, and coating. These processes enhance material properties, remove residual stresses, improve surface finish, and ensure part integrity and performance.
Post Process for Superalloy 3D Printed Parts

Post Process

Functions

Hot Isostatic Pressing (HIP)

Eliminates porosity, increases density, and enhances fatigue and creep resistance.

Heat Treatment

Optimizes strength, hardness, and thermal stability.

Superalloy Welding

Enables precise repairs and strong joints.

TBC Coating

Provides thermal protection, extending service life.

CNC Machining

Achieve tight tolerances and complex geometries.

EDM

Achieve tight tolerances and complex geometries.

Deep Hole Drilling

Supports intricate designs.

Material Testing

Validates performance for critical applications like aerospace and power generation.

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Ahieve higher physical, chemical and mechanical properties as well as surface properties

Custom 3D Printing Parts Case Study

A custom 3D printing case study showcases the creation of complex, high-performance parts using advanced materials like superalloys and composites. The process involves design optimization, rapid prototyping, and post-processing to meet specific industry requirements, ensuring quality, precision, and durability.
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Suggestions for 3D Printing Parts

CNC prototype design guidelines emphasize material selection, uniform wall thickness, achievable tolerances, and accessible features. Key principles include avoiding sharp corners, minimizing material removal, and ensuring proper hole design and symmetry to optimize machining efficiency, cost, and part quality.

Items

Suggestions

Tolerances

±0.1 mm to ±0.3 mm (depending on material and process)

Min Wall Thickness

0.4 mm (varies by material and part geometry)

Maximum Part Size

400 x 400 x 400 mm (depends on the printer and material)

Minimum Part Size

10 mm x 10 mm x 10 mm

Lead Time

1-5 business days (depending on complexity and material)

Layer Height

0.1 mm to 0.4 mm (higher precision, smaller layer height)

Material Range

Metals, plastics, ceramics, composites, and superalloys

Print Resolution

50 microns to 200 microns (depends on the technology)

Post-Processing

Includes cleaning, heat treatment, machining, and coating

Surface Finish

Ra 1-5 µm (varies with material and post-processing)

Print Speed

10-30 mm/hr (depends on part size and complexity)

Part Complexity

High (can produce intricate geometries and complex designs)

Strength & Durability

Varies by material; metal parts are highly durable

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