The term 3D printing or otherwise known as additive manufacturing is a process that involves a three-dimensional object. The process consists of a nozzle that extrudes materials layer-by-layer that a 3-axis (X, Y, Z) machine uses.
How strong is a 3D-printed part?
The 3D Printed parts strength is based on what filament is used to make the part. Some factors can also determine the strength of a print. Those factors are the angle of a print and how much infill is used. The most common filament in the market now is PLA, an excellent choice for most parts. There are also more robust types of filament polycarbonate for more durable parts.
Type of Filament we use
PLA- (Recommended for inexpensive parts)
PLA Plus- (Recommend for a tougher parts than PLA)
TPU- ( Recommended for parts that need to be flexible)
Nylon- (Recommended for parts that need to be strong)
ABS- (Recommended for parts that need to be heat resistant)
PETG- (Recommended for a more a strong and resilient parts)
Polycarbonate- (Recommended for parts that need to be strong and heat-resistant)
Platinum Inventions Concept Design of a Earth Rover Wheel Made In Our 3D Printing Division
How to contact us for service
Let us help with your first or next 3d printing project at our 3D printing division. Generating your print is 100% customizable to what you want.