Formlabs

Medical device design company Coalesce Product Development use stereolithography 3D printing to develop their medical devices. Prior to investing in their own Formlabs 3D printers, they outsourced prototyping to another company. By bringing 3D printing in-house, they have reduced model lead times and costs considerably. 3D printing was instrumental in

Michael Trøst and the team behind the Paralenz dive camera used 3D printing for the entire development process of their product. Their 3D printer of choice, the Formlabs Form 2, offered the extreme accuracy required to manufacture true-to-design prototypes and design iterations. The idea for an easy to use, handheld underwater

Formlabs has launched a new resin today. Castable Wax Resin is suitable for direct investment casting and custom try-ons. It joins Castable Resin V2 and High-Temp Resin in the jewellery resin range. Castable Wax Resin is engineered to print three-dimensional jewellery designs drawn in CAD accurately. It offers higher print quality

Industry: Architecture Application: Scale models Benefits of 3D Printing: – Practical application – Visualise designs in the real-world – Show clients accurate scale models Architect Paul Choi used 3D printing at his old firm for two decades. When he joined Los Angeles design firm Laney LA, he wanted to continue his use

Industry: Jewellery Application: Casting, Prototyping Benefits of 3D Printing: – Design freedom – Rapid prototyping – Print castable models The engagement ring is one of the most symbolic purchases a person will ever make. It represents love and respect. For years, rings have been commonly manufactured using casting. Traditional casting