How it works

The automotive industry is among the first to recognize the commercial benefits of 3D printing.

Aerospace engineers have a need for prototyping, tooling, and part manufacturing.

Any company dealing with designing and manufacturing consumer products know that the four most important factors in their success are visual aesthetics, functionality, price, and time to market.

Traditional hand crafted architectural models can be labour intensive, costly, fragile and time Consuming to produce.

Defence industry are rapidly expanding the use of 3D printing to make parts and tools for more sophisticated military equipment.

Industrial Machinery has its own requirements either its for replacement part or to improve productivity .We manufacture Precision Engineering Components for varied applications.

Electronics or IOT industries which deals with hardware the need for prototyping of casings for electronic devices, enclosures and aesthetics is the key while developing a product.

The medical industry is the most interesting application of 3D technologies.

Injection moulding is the technology used to mass-produce end-use parts and products. Moulds are at the heart of this process, however their development is often complex.

As new innovations continue to surface possibilities are infinity, Students or Educational institutions face more daunting challenges in regard to design and manufacture.

Jewellery manufacturing industries needs high-resolution, easy casting, and affordable master pieces. The focus of jewelry is on the design.