
If your part must be made of real metal and must not fear rust, acids, or aggressive environments, AISI 316L stainless steel (also known in industry as 1.4404) is your first choice. This high-quality stainless steel combines excellent corrosion resistance with high toughness. It does not break brittlely even under heavy load, but reliably withstands mechanical stress.
In 3D printing, we use AISI 316L to form parts with internal cooling channels, organic structures, or extreme undercuts that would be impossible or only available at horrendous costs conventionally. In addition, the material is excellent to weld, polish, and sterilize—and is absolutely reliable even at extreme temperatures (from deep sub-zero temperatures up to approx. 500–600 °C).
01 / ENGINEERINGFrom initial sketches and reverse engineering to manufacturing-optimized CAD files (DfAM), assembly consolidation, and seamless transition to injection molding.
02 / POLYMERIndustrial series components and prototypes using powder bed fusion (SLS & MJF), precision resin printing (SLA & DLP), and robust FDM printing (including large-format up to 800 mm).
03 / METALHigh-stress metal components via SLM using aluminum, stainless steel, or titanium—including heat treatment (stress-relief annealing) and precision machining.
04 / FINISH & SERVICEFrom raw part to ready-to-install series product: in-house painting, dyeing, vibratory finishing, and chemical smoothing, as well as thread inserts and assembly.
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