DEM’s advanced 3D printing capabilities bring product concepts to life quickly and efficiently. Using stereolithography (SLA) and fused deposition modeling (FDM), our in-house team produces components for a wide range of applications. With flexibility and speed, we deliver high-performance parts that meet demanding project requirements.
Complex designs with intricate details
Smooth production of single parts or larger runs
Durable parts built to withstand tough conditions
Innovating Manufacturing With 3D Printing
3D printing is core to our operations. We use it to manufacture functional and non-functional components, tooling molds, and even complete production-scale products. This technology enables small production runs with production-level quality, reducing time and costs while maintaining precision. By integrating 3D printing into our manufacturing process, we deliver innovative solutions that set us apart.
What Sets DEM’s 3D Printing & Prototyping Apart?
We help you bring ideas to life quickly, from initial prototypes to full-scale production.
High-Volume Production
With 10 3D printers on site, we can handle larger production volumes without sacrificing speed or quality.
Wide Material Selection
We offer a broad range of materials, including fiberglass-reinforced, carbon fiber-reinforced, fire-retardant, and translucent materials.
Fast Iterations
Our rapid prototyping process allows you to quickly refine and test product concepts, helping you move from idea to production faster.
Versatile 3D Printing Solutions for Every Project
We offer both SLA and FDM 3D printing technologies to meet your specific needs. Our range of 3D printing capabilities ensures we can deliver the best solution for your project, regardless of complexity or volume.
Stereolithography (SLA)
High-precision prints with smooth finishes
Fast turnaround times
Handles tight tolerances and complex geometries
Wide range of resin options, including translucent and specialty materials
Fused Deposition Modeling
Versatile materials, including carbon fiber-reinforced and fire-retardant options
Capable of printing large or multiple parts in one run
Strong, durable prototypes and end-use parts
Cost-effective production of large or multiple components
