FDM / FFF
Engineering-grade thermoplastic parts with adaptable geometry, fast iteration and low tooling overhead.
A process portfolio that adapts to your part, tolerances, material and intended use—not the other way around.
We combine in-house know-how with project-specific specialist routes where appropriate; no universal process can solve every requirement.
Engineering-grade thermoplastic parts with adaptable geometry, fast iteration and low tooling overhead.
Fine details and refined surfaces for highly detailed prototypes and master models.
Support-free powder-bed polymer printing for complex functional geometries and small batches.
A laser selectively melts layers of metal powder to create functional components with complex geometries, lightweight structures and internal channels.
Plan orientation, supports, depowdering, heat treatment and finishing around the alloy, geometry and part requirements.
Explore SLM materials ↗Subtractive manufacturing where precision, material properties or finishing requirements call for it.
Physical-to-digital geometry capture to support development and reverse engineering.
A flexible network-led approach to specialist materials and manufacturing technologies.
Explore polymer, resin and metal families before the next design decision.
View materials library ↗| PROCESS | TYPICAL USES | ENGINEERING NOTE |
|---|---|---|
| FDM / FFF | Thermoplastics, jigs, housings, fixtures | Parts in a range of functional polymers; performance is material and geometry dependent. |
| SLA / DLP | Detailed prototypes, visual models, master patterns | Resin selection and post-curing are considered against the intended environment. |
| SLS | Complex polymer parts, enclosures, series components | Process availability and material choice are confirmed with each project. |
| SLM / Metal LPBF | Lightweight components, internal channels, engineered metal parts | Plan orientation, supports, depowdering, heat treatment and finishing around the alloy, geometry and part requirements. |
| CNC | Metal and polymer components, mating features, fixtures | Available through the appropriate project manufacturing route. |
| 3D Scanning | Digitisation, fit checks, CAD reconstruction | Inspection scope and achieved accuracy depend on part geometry and method. |
Choose a priority to see a manufacturing route worth discussing. Final selection depends on geometry, material, quantities and qualification needs.
A practical route for early geometry, iteration and functional checks when the load and environmental requirements fit.
Discuss feasibility ↗A technical challenge, a prototype or a product idea. We would love to understand what you are working on.
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