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3D Printing Services

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Tesla Mechanical Designs facilitates the seamless transition from digital concepts to tangible products through cutting-edge 3D printing. Our state-of-the-art 3D printing facility stands as a testament to innovation, providing a comprehensive suite of top-tier 3D printing solutions customized to meet your specific requirements. Expert evaluation ensures the selection of optimal technology aligned with your vision, ensuring efficiency and a faster turnaround time. Transparency is paramount, allowing active engagement in the monitoring process for iterative projects, all within the confines of our integrated facility. Our extensive 3D printing capabilities cover SLA (Stereolithography) and FDM (Fused Deposition Modeling), complemented by precise post-processing techniques for superior quality prints.


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Types of 3D printing we offer

SLA

Stereolithography (SLA) is a widely-used 3D printing technology renowned for its remarkable precision and superior surface finish. In SLA, liquid photopolymer resin serves as the primary material, reacting to light due to its photosensitive nature. The printing process unfolds layer by layer until the entire object is formed. Post-processing, including cleaning, support removal, and UV light curing, is typically conducted after printing to ensure the resin is fully hardened. SLA boasts numerous advantages, including high precision, smooth finish, support for complex geometries, and rapid printing capabilities.

FDM

Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM) is a widely-used 3D printing technology employing a solid thermoplastic filament, such as PLA, ABS, or PETG. The heated nozzle liquefies the filament, extruding it layer by layer onto the build platform. Post-printing processes, like sanding or painting, may be necessary for desired finishes. FDM supports various thermoplastics, including biodegradable options, engineering plastics, and flexible filaments, offering advantages like cost-effectiveness, durability, ease of use, and large build volumes.






Beyond basics: The different uses of 3D printing

  1. Customized Components

    3D printing revolutionizes manufacturing by providing a cost-effective solution for producing intricate and customized parts, especially suitable for one-off or small-batch production. Engineers benefit from rapid design iteration, accelerating the creation process and optimizing final products. Additionally, it offers a swift and cost-efficient method for producing replacement parts for discontinued machinery and equipment.

  2. Tool and Die Making

    3D printing revolutionizes tool and die making with its rapid, cost-effective, and precise approach. Particularly beneficial in industries needing complex parts, this technology accelerates prototyping and testing, contributing to a faster product development cycle. Its adaptability to various materials enhances efficiency and customization, making it a valuable tool in modern manufacturing.

  3. Education and Research

    3D printing stands as a versatile and invaluable tool, not only for practical applications but also as a powerful instrument for in-depth exploration in various domains. In the realm of research, 3D printing plays a pivotal role in the investigation of material qualities, manufacturing techniques, and design methodologies. Researchers leverage this technology to delve into the intricate characteristics of materials, analyze novel manufacturing approaches, and refine design methodologies.