We’re here to help you connect to the additive manufacturing ecosystem and create more value with it.
We’re here to help you connect to the additive manufacturing ecosystem and create more value with it.
Contact us to find out how we can connect you to industry networks to share knowledge and collaborate with commercial 3D printing providers, researchers and others in the additive manufacturing sector.
At our Gracefield site in Wellington, we have three industrial grade 3D printers able to manufacture in metals, engineering grade plastic and polymer resins, and suitable for a variety of applications in multiple sectors.
 ProX DMP 320Direct Metal Printing Material powders: AlSi10Mg, 17-4PH, Ni625, CoCrF75, Ti Gr5, Ti Gr23, Ti Gr1, 316L, Ni718 Minimum thickness: 30 Micron Build volume: 275 x 275 x 420mm High throughput, high repeatability metal 3D printer that generates high-quality parts from the most challenging alloys. Integrated software, material and printer solution with expert application support. Produce metal parts and complete assemblies in complex, chemically-pure titanium, stainless steel, tool steel, nickel superalloy or aluminium. |
 ProX SLS 500Selective Laser Sintering Minimum thickness: 80 Micron Build volume: 381 x 330 x 460mm Print highest-resolution thermoplastic parts with consistent mechanical properties and excellent material efficiency. Produce ready-to-use functional parts and complete assemblies in glass-reinforced and fibre-reinforced engineering thermoplastics for the aerospace, automotive, patient-specific medical device, fashion accessory and mobile device industries. |
 ProJet MJP 3500MultiJet Plastic Printing Build volume: 298 x 183 x 203mm High-resolution plastic 3D printing, at up to 2X faster print speed than similar class printers, with automated batch post-processing, provides enhanced productivity for functional design evaluation and rapid tooling needs. Produce concept models, verification prototypes, patterns for pre-production injection moulds – or soft-soft tooling, casting patterns and end-use parts. |
Contact us for complimentary advice on how 3D printing might be able to form a part of your R&D programme.
We also offer tailored 3D printing solutions or connections to the industry to suit your business’s needs.
Updated: 16 October 2017