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Answers to common questions

Material cost ?

Depends on several factors, including the type of material selected, the volume of material used, and the complexity of the part.

Different 3D printing technologies, such as FDM, SLA, SLS, MJF, and SLM, have varying material consumption rates and costs. Using premium materials like Nylon, PC, or TPU may increase the cost compared to standard filaments like PLA or ABS.

Our instant quoting tool provides transparent pricing based on your uploaded files, allowing you to compare options and select the best price for your project.

Can I upload STL files with different
components in one file?

If you send different parts in one STL file, we will print each part separately to ensure precision and quality in the final physical object.

What are the benefits of Functional
Prototypes at 3DMITECH?

A functional prototype or end-use part is an essential tool to demonstrate your concept to the market and collect valuable customer insights. It plays a vital role in research and development (R&D), allowing you to evaluate and improve your designs prior to full-scale manufacturing.

How do you turn my bits into
an actual product?

3D printed parts for end use are supported by injection moulding plastics or metal dies during production, offering a cost-effective alternative for manufacturing. You can also order custom parts on demand, enabling flexible production without minimum order value constraints.

How do I store my CAD files
on your cloud?

Our online 3D printing service offers secure file storage with customizable privacy settings, ensuring that access is granted only to authorized users.

What Is 3D Print Metal?

Metal 3D printing service is one of the most heavily invested technologies in manufacturing, widely used in aerospace, automotive engineering, mechanical engineering, special materials, and more.

In many cases, post-processing of 3D printed metal parts achieves a finish comparable to machined components.

This guide addresses common questions about metal 3D printing, covering key technologies, benefits, limitations, and practical applications in metal additive manufacturing. For comprehensive details on metal 3D print fabrication, explore our full guide.

Learn more on our blog: What Is 3D Print Metal?

Injection moulding

Yes, injection moulding is one of our core manufacturing services. It is expertly designed to handle complex geometries across all part sizes and optimised for scalable volume production, ranging from 1,000 to over 30,000 units.

This process offers an efficient and cost-effective solution for high-volume manufacturing needs through our network of trusted manufacturing partners.

How do we ensure that our
3D prints are of the highest quality?

We operate our own UK-based in-house 3D printers, delivering highly accurate models with print times of around 6 hours for high-quality results.

Our low-volume manufacturing process is fast, precise, and cost-effective, ensuring efficient production of your parts.

How long does it take to get my
3D prints ready after I upload my model?

A CAD print-ready within 24 hours of depositing your order, with options for even faster turnaround through our next-day delivery service. Choose the turnaround time that best fits your project needs and benefit from our efficient printing process designed to deliver high-quality physical parts promptly.

Which materials are available for
3D printing service in UK?

We offer a comprehensive range of filaments, including ABS, PLA, ASA, PC, Nylon 6, and TPU 92A, available in a variety of vibrant colours to suit your project needs. Our premium materials include:
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PLA Premium, ideal for prototyping with excellent surface finish and ease of printing.

‍ABS Premium, known for its toughness and impact resistance.

‍PETG Premium, offers great chemical resistance and durability.

‍ASA Premium, perfect for outdoor applications due to UV resistance.

‍Nylon 6, provides excellent strength and flexibility for functional parts.

‍PC Premium, delivers high impact resistance and heat tolerance.

‍PC-ABS, combining toughness and thermal stability.

‍Flexi TPU 95A, offering flexible and durable performance.

‍Hyper Speed PLA and Hyper Speed ABS, are optimised for faster printing without compromising quality.

‍Flexi TPU 85A, provides enhanced flexibility with rapid print speeds.

‍Hyper PLA-CF, a carbon-fibre reinforced filament for superior strength and stiffness.

‍PET Premium, known for its excellent durability and chemical resistance.
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Explore our full 3D Printing Material Guide to select the right material tailored to your project's requirements, ensuring optimal material properties, surface finish, and durability.

Do you offer a 3D printing service
with full colour?

Yes, our 3D Printers machines can print in multiple colours before assembling them together for the final product.

This is done using the Fused Deposition Modelling (FDM) technology.

Can I upload STL files with
different components in one file?

Yes, our 3D printers can produce parts in multiple colours, which are then carefully assembled to create the final product.

This multi-colour printing is achieved using advanced Fused Deposition Modelling (FDM) technology, ensuring vibrant, durable parts with excellent surface finish and precision.

Guide To Material For 3D Printing

3D printing service (additive manufacturing) allows you to quickly and cost-effectively create parts for a wide range of applications.

The choice of materials is crucial, enabling you to produce parts with the necessary mechanical properties, functionality, and appearance. This includes a broad spectrum of common 3D-printed plastics and metals. Each 3D printer has specific material capabilities, so understanding your printer's limits is key to achieving high-quality results

Our service supports various additive manufacturing technologies such as FDM, SLA, SLS, and selective laser sintering, allowing you to select the best process and material for your project.

Discover more in our comprehensive blog Guide To Material For 3D Printing, covering FDM, SLA, SLS, and selective laser melting printers to help you make informed decisions for your prototypes and production parts.

Still have questions? We’re here to help.

Explore Our Full Manufacturing Services

CNC Machining

Expert Milling 3-axis, 5-axis, Turning

Precision: Engineering tolerances as tight as ±.020 mm.

Speed: Project fulfillment starting from 10 business days.

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Sheet Metal

Laser Cutting & Bending

Quality: High-accuracy fabrication to
‍± 0.1 mm. standards.

Reliability: Standard production lead times of 12 working days.

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Injection molding

Bridge Tooling & Mass Production

Versatility: Engineered for complex geometries across all part sizes.

Scalability: Optimized for volumes ranging from 1k to 30k + units.

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FDM

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Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM) is an extrusion-based technology that melts and deposits thermoplastic filaments layer by layer. It is the most cost-effective solution for structural components and functional prototypes.

Common Materials: PLA, ABS, PET-G, ASA, Polypropylene, and Carbon Fiber reinforced composites.

Explore our resources: Read our Introductory guides or optimize your model rules using our Design guides.

MJF

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Multi Jet Fusion (MJF) is an advanced powder-bed printing method that utilizes an inkjet array to apply fusing and detailing agents over the material layer, which is then bound by an infrared heat source. This process produces exceptionally dense, airtight, watertight components with highly predictable isotropic mechanical properties.

Common Materials: Production-grade Nylon 12, Nylon 11

Explore our resources: Dive into structural breakdowns within our Applications and Industrial & Metal Blendscatalogs.

SLA

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Stereolithography (SLA) is a vat photopolymerization technique that uses a precise ultraviolet laser beam to cure liquid photopolymer resin into solid, highly detailed layers.

Explore our resources: Walk through our detailed setup checklists under CAD & file preparation and Post processing & finishing.

SLS

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Selective Laser Sintering (SLS) is a powder-bed fusion method that utilizes a high-powered laser to fuse fine polymer particles together. Because the surrounding unsintered powder acts as a natural support matrix, it allows for complex geometries, hollow cavities, and interlocking parts without any geometric restrictions.

Common Materials: High-strength engineering thermoplastics like Nylon 12 (PA12) and glass-filled Nylon composites.

Explore our resources: See how to configure your mechanical parts in our Material guides.

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Our Additive Manufacturing Capabilities

FDM (Fused Deposition Modeling)

SLS (Selective Laser Sintering)

MJF (Multi Jet Fusion)

SLA (Stereolithography)

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PEEK [FDM]

17-4PH Stainless Steel [SLM]

Nylon PA 12 [MJF]

Aluminum AlSi10Mg [SLM]

Titanium Ti64 [SLM]

Tool Steel [SLM]

Nylon 12 [SLS]

UTR 8360 [SLA]

Polypropylene(PP) [MJF]

TPU 95A [FDM]

PC/ABS [FDM]

Nylon 6 CF [FDM]

PC Premium [FDM]

ASA Premium [FDM]

ABS Premium [FDM]

PET-G Premium [FDM]

PLA premium [FDM]

Nylon 6 [FDM]

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