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3D Printing

Over the years 3d printing has moved from badly printed parts with lines and lamination, in plastics that did not have the physical properties for industrial use. We can make parts now with great accuracy, in plastics that are industrial and with a finish that can be hard to tell if it is 3d printed or injection moulded.

Bambu Lab x1 Carbon fantastic finish and 3 times the speed of a FDM printer
Bambu Lab x1 Carbon fantastic finish and 3 times the speed of a FDM printer
Formlabs Form 3L the biggest SLA print using laser and resin. Injection moulded quality
Formlabs Form 3L the biggest SLA print using laser and resin. Injection moulded quality
CEL Robox FDM printer modified to print polypropylene industrial plastic.
CEL Robox FDM printer modified to print polypropylene industrial plastic.
Printing end caps in re-enforced plastic with fibre glass in fill.
Printing end caps in re-enforced plastic with fibre glass in fill.
This is the end bearing off of a Muller Presto. Made in carbon fibre re-enforced nylon.
This is the end bearing off of a Muller Presto. Made in carbon fibre re-enforced nylon.
Muller backstop pusher bar, worn and reversed engineered and 3d printed
Muller backstop pusher bar, worn and reversed engineered and 3d printed
Heidelberg ST350 infeed chain pusher finger retrofit
Heidelberg ST350 infeed chain pusher finger retrofit

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3D Scanning, Design services, reverse engineering available through our sister comany H9 Systems Ltd