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3D printing is a technology that enables the creation of three-dimensional objects based on a digital model. This technology has revolutionized the way we produce.

Although it is called 3D Printing, it is actually plastic casting (in FDM technology) and has nothing to do with traditional graphic printing.

3D printing is actually the production of physical three-dimensional shapes, it is not related to graphic printing.

PLA - Biodegradable material, favorite for 3D printers due to easy melting, which is also its disadvantage and is not recommended for use in open space and places exposed to high temperature and chemical agents. ABS - Plastic with excellent mechanical characteristics, resistant to temperatures up to 100°, sensitive to acetone and other chemical agents. It is quite inconvenient for printers due to harmful gases, unpleasant smell and great shrinkage during cooling. PET-G is a variation of the plastic most often used in packaging. A good alternative to ABS because it has similar mechanical characteristics, prints well, is resistant to high temperatures and chemical agents. ASA - plastic that is "on paper" identical to ABS, but is a little easier to print, and emits less unpleasant odors and harmful gases when melted. TPU - A flexible, soft material with exceptional ductility, similar to rubber. PLA-FLO Flourescent version of PLA, accumulates light that glows in the dark, suitable for children's room decoration, signage, etc... We have a wide range of colors from all materials. Also, at the client's request, we have the possibility to make pieces from other materials (Nylon, carbon fiber, PC, etc...)

Reverse engineering is the process of analyzing the finished product. Therefore, instead of designing a new product, a product that already exists is reconstructed. In our industry, this means measuring and modeling a piece or 3D scanning and reconstructing a 3D model to make it useful for further work.