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Consulting Nylon 3D Printing on Demand
If you're looking for nylon 3D printing for plastic parts, 3Diligent has a range of technologies and material options. Go beyond 3D printing, with nylon for our machining and molding capabilities.
Powder Bed Fusion Nylon Printed Part
Nylon Printing Technologies
3Diligent offers 3D printing on a range of technologies. The most common 3D printing technology for nylon is powder bed fusion, which offers high accuracy and is optimal for sets of parts and small-batch production runs, although it is also capable of providing one-off fabrication. 3Diligent offers a range of powder bed fusion technologies including HP's Multi Jet Fusion printer and a range of Selective Laser Sintering printers from EOS, 3D Systems, and others.
In addition to powder bed fusion, 3Diligent also offers 3D Printing of nylon utilizing extrusion technologies.
3Diligent Material Options
3Diligent offers a range of nylon options. Nylon 12 is the most commonly printed polyamide material, although Nylon 6, Nylon 6,6, and Nylon 11 are also available on a more limited basis. Additionally, 3Diligent offers composite materials such as glass-filled nylon. Lastly, we offer a range of resin materials that provide some of the flexibility and strength benefits of nylon as well.
Beyond 3D Printing
In addition to 3D printing with nylon, 3Diligent offers nylon through other digital manufacturing technologies such as CNC machining and injection molding.
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