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3D Printing

3D printing technology (also known as Additive Manufacturing, AM) is an advanced manufacturing technology that directly constructs three-dimensional objects based on digital design models by stacking materials layer by layer. Its core principle is to transform computer-generated 3D models into actual physical objects, usually using materials such as plastics, metals, ceramics, etc., which are realized through different processes such as Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM), Stereo Light Curing (SLA), and Selective Laser Sintering (SLS). Unlike traditional subtractive manufacturing (e.g., cutting, milling), 3D printing is an “additive” process, capable of producing products with complex geometries and structures.

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Areas of Application

1.Medical Care

  • Surgery: personalized surgical planning and pre-operative modeling. By printing a patient’s 3D CT scan data, doctors can accurately simulate the surgical procedure before surgery, improving surgical precision and reducing surgical risk. For example, in complex spinal or orthopedic surgeries, personalized prints of the patient’s anatomical structure help the surgeon to precisely position the patient.
  • Prosthetics: Customization of prosthetics provides solutions. Prosthetics can be quickly manufactured to meet individual needs based on the patient’s physiological characteristics and at a lower cost.3D printed prosthetics are commonly used in the manufacture of prosthetics for the hand or leg with a high level of comfort and adaptability.
  • Dental applications: Widely used in the fabrication of dental restorations (e.g. crowns, bridges, dentures) and personalized dental appliances. The printing process is precise and fast, helping to provide customized treatment solutions, shorten patient waiting time and improve treatment results.

2.Military Industry

  • Weapon systems: Manufacture of weapon components of complex structures. Such as gun barrels, missile casings, etc. The advantage is the ability to rapidly iterate designs and conduct functional testing to improve operational efficiency.
  • Parts and components:3 Production of replacement parts for military equipment such as airplanes and tanks. Especially complex parts that are difficult to manufacture conventionally. It can also be used in the manufacture of high-strength, corrosion-resistant metal material parts to enhance the reliability and durability of equipment.
  • Tools: Quickly customize special tools or accessories. For example, specialized maintenance tools or support equipment reduce inventory costs and increase operational support capabilities.

3.Aerospace

  • Lightweight design: By creating complex geometries and internal structures (e.g. honeycomb, mesh, etc.), it is possible to significantly reduce component weight and improve fuel efficiency without sacrificing strength.
  • Precise Material Use: Compared to traditional machining methods, 3D printing uses a layer-by-layer stacking process to precisely control material use, reducing the amount of waste generated in cutting processes and thus reducing material waste.
  • Integrated design: 3D printing can combine multiple traditional components into a single whole, eliminating assembly, streamlining the design and production process, further reducing component weight and improving structural performance.
  • Technology Applications:

Metal 3D printing (selective laser melting SLM, electron beam melting EBM). Widely used in the manufacture of high-strength, high-temperature-resistant and complex parts, such as engine parts, turbine blades, etc;

Plastic 3D printing (stereolithography SLA, fused deposition molding FDM). For the production of low-cost, non-bearing parts.

4.Motor Vehicles

  • Interior parts: seat frames, dashboards, door panels, etc. Rapidly create complex designs and personalize them.
  • Exterior parts: including lamp housings, grilles and emblems, etc., making the design of automotive exterior parts more creative and complex.
  • Functional parts: engine parts, cooling systems, suspension components, etc. Manufacture high-performance, precision functional parts to reduce material waste and processing cycle time in traditional processing methods.

5.Industry:

  • Complex equipment: Manufacture complex mechanical components such as cooling channels for aerospace engines, complex geometries that are difficult to achieve with traditional machining. Enhance equipment performance and reduce weight through precision additive manufacturing.
  • Mold making: especially for injection molds and casting molds, to achieve higher design flexibility, shorter manufacturing cycles, and lower cost of mold making. Create high-precision mold details through metal 3D printing to improve product quality and consistency.
  • Production line components: Rapid prototyping and customized components for production lines. Examples include fixtures, tools and assemblies for automation equipment. These components not only optimize productivity but also reduce downtime.

Marginal Comparisons

1.Technical Comparison

  • Cost: Traditional manufacturing methods (e.g., injection molding, casting) require costly investments in molds and equipment and are suitable for mass production. In contrast, 3D printing does not require molds and is suitable for small batch and customized production, which can significantly reduce upfront investment and material waste.
  • Time Efficiency: Traditional methods of manufacturing complex components often require long lead times, including design, machining and post-processing. 3D printing enables the rapid manufacture of complex structures based directly on the design files, dramatically shortening the production cycle and improving time efficiency.
  • Design Flexibility: Traditional manufacturing methods are limited when dealing with complex geometries, especially when additional process steps are required. 3D printing allows highly complex designs to be realized without sophisticated tools, providing greater design freedom and room for innovation.

2. Case

  • Aerospace parts: GE Aviation produces fuel nozzles through 3D printing. While traditional manufacturing methods require multiple parts to be welded, 3D printing integrates their design, which not only reduces the number of parts, but also improves strength and precision, shortens production cycles, and reduces material waste.
  • Medical Custom Devices: In the medical field, 3D printing is used to customize prosthetics and implants. For example, customized knee implants for patients through 3D printing technology are personalized directly from CT scan data, which improves fit and reduces surgery time and recovery.

Cooperation and Communication

  • Provide customized technical support to help customers solve any technical problems in design, manufacturing, and post-processing to ensure that each project stage is executed efficiently, and ultimately deliver high-quality products that meet customers’ expectations.
  • Multi-level communication platforms, including online project management tools and dedicated communication channels, ensure real-time progress updates and efficient communication among all project parties.
  • Interaction with the client is based on meetings, online discussions and progress reports to ensure that project requirements and progress are aligned. Our project managers will act as the main point of contact for the client, answering questions and dealing with emergencies at all times to ensure that the project moves forward smoothly.