Explore a metal prototype
Evaluate whether metal additive manufacturing is a practical fit for your application.
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ALLOY / GEOMETRY / PERFORMANCE
Complex geometry.
Made in metal.
Explore SLM / DMLS for components that call for metal properties and additive geometry. SLA 3D Prints coordinates production and finishing around your design and requirements.
METAL 3D PRINTING / SLM & DMLS
START WITH THE APPLICATION
What do you
need it to do?
We begin with the purpose of the part, then work through the decisions that get it there.
Combine complex features
Discuss internal paths and shapes that may be difficult to produce by other methods.
Plan the complete part
Consider supports, finishing, critical surfaces, and inspection alongside the printed geometry.
THE DETAILS MAKE THE DIFFERENCE
A thoughtful process.
A more useful result.
Alloy
Select around the application and confirm availability. Stainless, aluminum, titanium, and other alloy requests are reviewed.
Production plan
Orientation, supports, wall design, and build height affect feasibility and the final cost.
Finishing and origin
Specify machined surfaces, special inspection, certification needs, and any required manufacturing origin up front.
YOUR FIRST STEP
Let’s look at
your project.
You don’t need everything ready. Send what you have and tell us what you need next.
- CAD model and a drawing when available
- Alloy and quantity
- Critical tolerances and surface requirements
- Inspection, production-origin, and timing needs
GOOD QUESTIONS
A few things
to know.
Is the online metal price a firm quote?
No. It is an early budget estimate. The final quote follows review of geometry, supports, alloy availability, finishing, and production requirements.
Where are metal parts produced?
SLA 3D Prints coordinates metal production through a manufacturing partner. If your project requires a specific country of origin, tell us before quoting.
Can I request machining or inspection?
Yes. Include the critical surfaces, tolerances, and documentation needs so those services can be assessed and quoted with the part.
Let’s make
your next idea real.
A model, a sketch, a physical part, or just a question. Start where you are.
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