Solidator Curebox

custom printer accessories for machining.

3D printing or additive manufacturing (AM) is any of various processes for making a three-dimensional object of almost any shapes. At RPWORLD, additive manufacturing 3D printing is designed for functional prototypes, complex designs, and production components. - Materials selection Selective laser sintering, (SLS), Stereolithography (SLA) and Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM) are the most common additives manufacturing processes that RPWORLD uses to realize a project. - Cost-efficiently You can get the 3D printed parts of any possible shapes as you desire. And more importantly, since it doesn’t need the mold, it could be a cost-effective process for your custom parts. - Complex-geometries The structure of the 3D printed parts is not limited, you can nearly get any shapes as your part design.

THE SYNERGY OF LARGE BUILD VOLUME AND HIGH-TEMPERATURE THERMAL DESIGN. High-temperature chamber for printing large functional parts with material PEEK Polymer without warpage & delamination.

• Mold measurements up to 4 x 2 x 1 m • Does away with elaborate and expensive mold set-ups • Short throughput time (a few days) • Sand molds correspond 1:1 with CAD model • Structures can be designed in accordance with requirements, without having to watch for draft angles or undercuts • Special sands prevent casting problems • Surface quality can be adjusted through use of different sands • Coarse-grained sands for high gas permeability • Considerable flexibility with changes in geometry, without additional expenses • No storage or maintenance of patterns • Cost savings particularly for complex molds and batch sizes of 1 to several hundred pieces