3D Printing

3D Printing, also known as additive manufacturing, is a process of creating three-dimensional objects by adding layer upon layer of material using a digital file as a blueprint. This technology has revolutionised the way products are designed and manufactured with significantly enhanced production time, reduced wasted and mass customisation.

At Fuzed Engineering, we specialize in custom 3D printing solutions tailored to meet the unique needs of each client. Using state-of-the-art technology, we deliver high-quality prototypes, end-use parts, and everything in between. Our expertise covers a wide range of materials, ensuring that your product is both durable and precise.

3D Printing Technologies

At Fuzed, we offer a range of 3D printing technologies to meet the needs of our customers. Our advanced 3D printers allow us to produce high-quality objects with a wide variety of materials, including thermoplastics and photopolymers.

With our design and engineering experience, we have the ability to ensure your part is produced using the latest DFAM techniques which enable us to deliver the quality you require from the most suitable material. Whether you need a prototype, spare part, or end-use product, we have the expertise and equipment to bring your ideas to life.

These are the 3D Printing technologies we offer

Fused Deposition Modelling

Fused Deposition Modelling (FDM) is the most commonly utilised additive manufacturing process globally. In FDM, a three-dimensional object is created by selectively depositing molten material and adding layer by layer by heating and extruding a thermoplastic Filament. The materials used are durable thermoplastic polymers which are suitable for a wide range of applications from detailed functional prototypes, durable manufacturing tools & low-volume manufacturing parts.

This technology is well developed, clean, simple-to-use and office friendly making it manufacturing method. Supported production-grade thermoplastics are mechanically and environmentally stable. Limited post processing is required with each product ready for use within a short timeframe. Complex geometries and cavities that would otherwise be problematic become practical with FDM technology. This process is the most efficient 3D printing technology due to the limited post processing requirements. Typically, complex prints can be printed and ready within a working day

Stereolithography