Technology and materials

A compact guide to processes used for prototypes, functional parts, detailed SLA models, and 3D scanning.

Which process should you choose?

The right process depends on part size, required accuracy, budget, strength, and expected surface finish.

FDM/FFF is strong for functional parts, SLA is best for fine detail, and 3D scanning helps recreate or measure existing objects.

Before production starts, we clarify operating conditions, choose a realistic manufacturing path, and align expected results for lead time, accuracy, and budget. This reduces unnecessary iterations and helps deliver a part that is ready for practical use right after delivery.

Processes

FDM / FFF printing
SLA resin printing
3D scanning

FDM / FFF printing

Modern CoreXY 3D printers with a large build volume and repeatability. Best for strong functional parts.

PLA, PETG, ABS, TPU

SLA resin printing

Accuracy down to 0.05 mm. Excellent for models that require high detail, medical prototypes, and miniatures.

Standard, Tough, Clear Resin

3D scanning

Professional optical scanners with laser tracking. Capturing dark and glossy surfaces without matting.