Custom Online Plastic 3D Printing Service

Our Online Plastic Parts 3D Printing Service offers high-quality manufacturing using advanced technologies like FDM, SLA, SLS, and more. We support various plastic materials, ensuring precision, durability, and customization for prototypes, functional parts, and production-ready components.

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Plastic 3D Printing Technologies

Plastic 3D printing technologies, including FDM, SLA, SLS, and PolyJet, offer versatile solutions for prototypes and functional parts. They support thermoplastics, photopolymers, and powders, ensuring precision, durability, and cost-effectiveness for complex designs across various industries and applications.

3DP Process	Introduction
FDM 3D Printing	Affordable, easy to use, suitable for prototyping, and a wide range of materials available.
FFF 3D Printing	Low-cost equipment, user-friendly, and versatile in material options.
SLS 3D Printing	Strong, durable parts, no need for support structures, and works with a variety of materials.
MJF 3D Printing	High-speed printing, excellent mechanical properties, and good for complex geometries.
Binder Jetting 3D Printing	Fast production of metal and ceramic parts, supports full-color prints, and no need for heat.
PolyJet 3D Printing	Produces high-resolution, full-color, multi-material parts with smooth surfaces.
MMJ 3D Printing	Supports multi-material prints with varying properties, allowing complex parts with mixed characteristics.
LOM 3D Printing	Cost-effective for large parts, uses a variety of material layers, and can create durable objects.

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Plastic 3D Printing Materials

Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene (ABS)

Acrylonitrile Styrene Acrylate (ASA)

Nylon (PA)

Plastic

Polycarbonate (PC)

Polyether Ether Ketone (PEEK)

Polyetherimide (ULTEM) PEI

Polyethylene Terephthalate Glycol (PETG)

Polylactic Acid (PLA)

Polymethyl Methacrylate (PMMA) Acrylic

Resin (Photopolymer)

Thermoplastic Polyurethane (TPU)

Applications of Plastic 3D Printed Parts

Plastic 3D printed parts are popular due to their versatility, cost-effectiveness, and the wide range of properties they can exhibit, from high flexibility to significant strength. These parts are extensively used in industries like consumer goods, automotive, and medical devices for their ability to form complex shapes and lightweight structures.

Industries	Applications
Rapid Prototyping	Prototype models, Fit and function tests, Concept mockups
Manufacturing and Tooling	Custom tooling, End-use production parts, Assembly fixtures
Aerospace and Aviation	Interior cabin parts, Ductwork, Non-structural components
Automotive	Interior panels, Custom knobs, Air vents
Medical and Healthcare	Prosthetics, Surgical aids, Customized medical enclosures
Consumer Electronics	Cases, Stands, Protective covers
Architecture and Construction	Architectural models, Complex design elements
Energy and Power	Insulators, Prototypes for new energy solutions, Non-conductive parts
Fashion and Jewelry	Custom fashion accessories, Jewelry prototypes, Decorative items
Education and Research	Educational kits, Research project models, Study aids
Sports and Recreation	Customized sports equipment, Protective gear, Gadgets and accessories
Robotics	Enclosures, Structural parts, Custom components

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Plastic 3D Printed Parts Gallery

Explore the versatility of plastic 3D printing through our diverse collection of precision-engineered parts. From sleek consumer electronics casings to durable protective gear, intricate jewelry, and educational tools, our gallery showcases innovation in design, functionality, and rapid prototyping. Discover how plastic 3D printing transforms industries with efficiency and creativity.

Empowering Education Through Plastic 3D Printed Learning Aids Supporting Classrooms

Built To Perform With Durable Plastic Protective Gear, Elevating Athletic Performance

Precision In Motion With Custom Plastic Sensor Housings Advancing Robotics Development

Fast Flexible And Functional Rapid Plastic 3D Printing Accelerating Prototyping Breakthroughs

Sleek And Functional 3D Printed Plastic Casings Enhance Consumer Electronics Innovation

Bringing Blueprints To Life With Plastic 3D Printing Creating Scaled Architectural Models

Enhancing Efficiency With Custom Plastic Insulation Components Improving Energy Systems

Where Style Meets Innovation With Intricate Plastic 3D Printed Jewelry Transforming Fashion Design

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Plastic 3D Printed Parts Design Considerations

When designing parts for 3D printing in plastic, considerations include managing lower melting points, reducing warping, and ensuring print fidelity. Design strategies focus on optimizing wall thickness, support requirements, and part orientation to utilize the flexibility and versatility of plastic materials effectively.

Design Considerations	Key Features
Wall Thickness	Aim for a minimum wall thickness of 0.8 mm for rigidity, but can be lower for flexible materials like TPU.
Tolerance	Expect tolerances of ±0.5 mm for most consumer-grade printers, tighter for industrial models.
Hole Design	Minimum hole diameter should be at least 1 mm, consider drill-out post-processing for precision.
Support Structures	Essential for overhangs beyond 45 degrees; material-dependent for ease of removal and impact on surface finish.
Orientation	Optimize orientation to reduce supports, minimize layer visibility, and enhance part strength.
Thermal Management	Important to prevent warping, especially in larger flat areas. Cooling fans and heated beds are commonly used.
Lattice Structures	Lattice structures can reduce weight and material usage while maintaining strength, ideal for internal supports.
Stress Concentration	Design with smooth curves and minimal sharp corners to distribute stress and reduce the risk of cracking.
Heat Treatment	Some plastics may benefit from annealing to reduce internal stresses and improve dimensional stability.

Plastics 3D Printed Parts Manufacturing Considerations

Manufacturing considerations for plastic 3D printed parts are vital to optimize the production process and enhance the quality and functionality of the final products. This involves selecting suitable materials, controlling the printing environment, and implementing effective post-processing techniques.

Manufacturing Considerations	Key Features
Material Selection	Select materials based on the required properties such as flexibility, strength, and thermal resistance. Common plastics include PLA, ABS, PETG, and TPU.
Texture	Adjust print settings to achieve desired textures; finer layers and higher resolution settings result in smoother surfaces.
Surface Roughness	Manage surface roughness through layer height and printing speed adjustments. Post-process with sanding or chemical smoothing for enhanced finishes.
Precision Control	Maintain precision through calibrated printers, optimized print speeds, and stable printing environments to reduce errors.
Layer Control	Optimize layer thickness to balance between print strength and detail; thinner layers generally provide better detail but increase print time.
Shrinkage Control	Compensate for material shrinkage particularly with materials like ABS to avoid warping and maintain dimensional accuracy.
Warp Control	Implement heated beds, controlled cooling, and appropriate adhesion techniques to manage warping, especially with large flat areas.
Post-processing	Common techniques include solvent smoothing, UV coating for UV resistance, or painting for aesthetics; choose methods based on the plastic type and application.