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Functional FDM parts in engineering thermoplastics and high-detail SLA resin parts — for concept models, working prototypes, jigs and end-use components. Upload your model and get an instant estimate.

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FDM 3D-printed grey pump housing with hose connector

Technologies

FDM or SLA — which one do you need?

FDM — Fused Deposition Modelling

Thermoplastic filament is melted and deposited layer by layer. FDM is fast and cost-effective, and produces durable parts for testing, product development, tooling and end use.

Best for: functional prototypes, enclosures, brackets, jigs and fixtures, low-volume parts.

Materials	PLA, PETG, ABS, ASA
Layer height	0.1 / 0.15 / 0.2 / 0.25 mm
Max. build size	300 × 300 × 250 mm
Infill	0–100% (strength vs. weight)
Colours	Black, white, grey, red, yellow, green, blue, teal, orange, brown

SLA — Stereolithography

A precision laser cures liquid photopolymer resin layer by layer. SLA produces highly accurate parts with intricate geometry and smooth, presentation-ready surfaces.

Best for: high-detail prototypes, small precise components, visual and presentation models.

Material	Standard photopolymer resin
Layer height	25 µm or 50 µm
Max. build size	89 × 140 × 160 mm
Infill	Solid (100%)
Colours	Black, grey

Quick comparison

	FDM	SLA
Surface finish	Visible layer lines	Smooth, fine detail
Strength	Tough, functional plastics	Rigid, more brittle
Part size	Up to 300 × 300 × 250 mm	Up to 89 × 140 × 160 mm
Cost	Lowest	Higher per part
Typical use	Functional parts, fixtures	Detailed prototypes, models

Instant quote

Price your part in three steps

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STL, 3MF, OBJ, STEP or IGES — set units and scale.

Choose the process

Pick FDM or SLA, layer height, material, colour and infill.

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See an instant price, then our team confirms feasibility and lead time.

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Printed parts

Gallery

Single-board computer enclosure — FDM 3D printing — FDM 3D printing
Single-board computer enclosure

Post-process
Support removal
Surface / colour
Red

Electronics enclosure — FDM 3D printing — FDM 3D printing
Electronics enclosure

Post-process
Support removal
Surface / colour
Green

Pump housing prototype — FDM 3D printing — FDM 3D printing
Pump housing prototype

Post-process
Support removal
Surface / colour
Grey

Threaded flange — FDM 3D printing — FDM 3D printing
Threaded flange

Post-process
Support removal
Surface / colour
Dark grey

Wheel model — SLA 3D printing — SLA 3D printing
Wheel model

Material
Standard resin
Post-process
IPA wash, UV curing
Surface / colour
As printed

FAQ

3D printing FAQ

How does the instant quote work?

Upload your 3D model to our quoting system, choose the technology, layer height, material and colour, and you’ll see an estimated price straight away. Our team then checks the model and sends a confirmed quote with lead time.

Which file formats are supported?

STL, 3MF and OBJ mesh files as well as STEP and IGES CAD files. Make sure the model is a closed, watertight solid and in the right units (mm or inch).

What is the largest part you can print?

Up to 300 × 300 × 250 mm on FDM and 89 × 140 × 160 mm on SLA. Larger parts can often be split and assembled — ask us.

Which FDM material should I choose?

PLA for quick visual prototypes, PETG for tough general-purpose parts, ABS for higher temperature resistance and post-processing, and ASA for outdoor parts that need UV resistance.

Do you also print metal parts?

Our in-house 3D printing covers plastics (FDM) and resin (SLA). For metal parts we recommend CNC machining, which gives excellent accuracy and material properties.

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