6 METALS
AVAILABLE
Excellent for medical devices, food processing equipment, and any application requiring corrosion resistance.
Precipitation-hardening stainless steel. Post-aging delivers exceptional strength for aerospace and defense parts.
The go-to for injection mold tooling, dies, and cutting tools — extreme wear resistance and hardness.
Best strength-to-weight ratio in our metal lineup. Used in aerospace, medical implants, and motorsport.
Lightest metal option — ideal for complex heat sinks, automotive brackets, and aerospace structural parts.
Exceptional performance in extreme environments — turbine blades, exhaust systems, and chemical processing equipment.
FINISH OPTIONS
Light bead blast finish. Ra ≈ 10–15 µm. Surface scale removed. Fastest turnaround.
Thermal heat treatment to relieve internal stresses and improve fatigue life.
Eliminates internal porosity for 99.99% density. Required for aerospace and medical-grade parts.
Post-print CNC for critical tolerances on mating faces, bores, and threads. Down to ±0.01 mm.
WHAT WE PRINT
Brackets, ducts, and structural parts with complex internal channels — impossible with traditional machining.
Patient-specific implants, surgical tools, and prosthetics in biocompatible titanium and stainless steel.
Conformal-cooled injection mold inserts in tool steel — cut cycle times by up to 40%.
Lightweight titanium and aluminum components — turbo housings, suspension parts, exhaust manifolds.
Inconel and SS316L parts for valves, connectors, and pressure vessels in corrosive environments.
Complex internal lattice and channel geometries in aluminum — optimized thermal performance.
COMMON QUESTIONS
DMLS (Direct Metal Laser Sintering) and SLM (Selective Laser Melting) are both laser powder bed fusion processes. The key difference: SLM fully melts the powder for near-100% density, while DMLS partially sinters. We use both depending on the material and application.
DMLS parts typically reach 95–99.9% density with mechanical properties comparable to wrought or cast equivalents. After HIP treatment, fatigue properties match or exceed billet. Titanium DMLS parts are certified for aerospace and medical use.
Yes. Unlike SLS plastic, metal DMLS requires support structures for overhangs > 45° and to conduct heat during printing. Supports are machined off as part of post-processing. We design supports to minimize material use and post-processing time.
Minimum wall thickness is 0.3–0.5 mm depending on material. Titanium and stainless steel can go thinner than aluminum. We review every file for printability before production.
Yes — we offer post-print CNC machining for tight-tolerance bores, threads, and mating faces. This hybrid approach gives you the geometric freedom of DMLS with machined-grade tolerances where it counts.