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Single component size: 21x21x25cm
Precision: 0,3-0,05mm
Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM) is a 3D printing process in which thermoplastic filament is extruded through a heated nozzle and deposited layer by layer onto a build platform. The molten material hardens as it cools, forming the desired 3D object. FDM is widely used due to its simplicity, cost-effectiveness and variety of applications, but printed parts can sometimes have a less smooth surface than other 3D printing processes.
Single component size: 29,7x21x20cm
Precision: 0, 025-0,015mm
Inkjet printing is a method in additive manufacturing in which tiny droplets of liquid material (such as plastic or resin) are deposited from a nozzle onto a build platform or already printed layers. These droplets are then rapidly cured, typically by UV light or heat, to form the desired structure.
Single component size: 14,5x14,5x17,5cm
Precision: 0,1-0,025mm
Stereo lithography (SLA) is a 3D printing process in which a UV laser is directed at liquid photopolymer resin to cure it layer by layer and create a 3D object. The build platform moves up after each layer as the laser draws the contours of that layer. SLA offers high precision and smooth surfaces, making it particularly suitable for the production of detailed prototypes, jewelry, dental restorations and medical models
