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New Jersey 3D Printing Services
Fast turnaround and high quality 3D printing in NJ. Get 3D printed parts without the hassle.
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What makes PrintAWorld different from the other New Jersey 3D printing companies
Get access to industrial 3D printers
High resolution and large scale 3d printers are expensive. At PrintAWorld, you'll get the benefits of industrial 3d printing without the cost that comes with it.
Get expert help
We’ll help you every step of the way from the design to figuring out the best way to get your project done within budget and time.
Fast turnaround
On a tight a deadline? No problem! With our 3D printing and fabrication capabilities, we can make your trophies faster than traditional trophy makers. We can even make them in 2 days!*
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How our 3D printing service in New Jersey works
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The material you need, quantities and a short description of your project. If you're unsure, don't sweat it. We will guide you to the perfect solution!
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Send us your.stl or .obj files. Don't have a file ready? We also provide a professional 3D modeling service.
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You'll get an email and a call from us immediately so we can talk about the best and most cost effective way to approach your project. No minimum order quantities!
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Once the quote is approved we will start 3D printing your idea.
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Shipping or pickup
We offer nationwide delivery or you can pick it up from one of our local studios near you.
3D printing materials that we offer
Looking for a material that isn't listed here? Shoot us an email at [email protected]
ABS
ABS plastic is a strong and durable material. They're ideal for prototyping mechanical parts. For prototypes that require high-precision, consider CNC machining ABS or printing in other materials. For production parts, we suggest using injection molding instead.
Nylon PA12
Nylons is a strong and durable material that is also flexible. Ideal for live hinges and functional parts.
Standard Resin
Perfect for complex 3d models that require high details and smooth finishing.
SOMOS Resin
SOMOS resin is the industrial version of standard resin. It's perfect for almost any 3d that require smooth finishing and high details. We recommend this material for any projects such as high-detailed models, architecture, art sculptures and engineering prototypes.
SOMOS Waterclear 10122 Resin
Somos® WaterClear Ultra 10122 is a clear resin that produces colorless, functional and accurate parts that simulate an acrylic appearance. Parts produced from Somos® WaterClear Ultra 10122 exhibit excellent water and temperature resistance.
F.A.Q
How much does 3D printing in New Jersey costs?
The cost of 3D printing depends on the 3D model, the material you choose and type of finishing required. Rushed orders adds additional cost as well.
How long does your 3D printing service take?
Depending on the complexity of the project, our standard turnaround time is 3-5 days. Rushed projects can take as fast as 1 day.
Do you offer delivery?
We can ship anywhere in the U.S. and the world. If you have your own Fedex or delivery account, we can use that.
FDM 3D Printing Service | Tangible Creative
Fused Deposition Modelling (“FDM”) or Fused Filament Fabrication (FFF), the most common 3D printing process, is a material extrusion type additive manufacturing process. S.Scott Crump, the Stratasys founder, first developed and patented the FDM 3D printing process in 1988. And when the patent expired in 2009, it paved the way for commercial FDM printers.
Tangible Creative has over 100 FDM 3D printers in our Newark, New Jersey warehouse. By utilizing our full wall of printers, we can produce thousands of 3D printed parts. Read on to learn more about our FDM 3D printing service.
Fused Deposition Modelling (“FDM”) or Fused Filament Fabrication (FFF), the most common 3D printing process, is a material extrusion type additive manufacturing process. S.Scott Crump, the Stratasys founder, first developed and patented the FDM 3D printing process in 1988.
And when the patent expired in 2009, it paved the way for commercial FDM printers.
Tangible Creative has over 100 FDM 3D printers in our Newark, New Jersey warehouse. By utilizing our full wall of printers, we can produce thousands of 3D printed parts. Read on to learn more about our FDM 3D printing service.
Second, the .STL file is converted into G-code. This process is called slicing and is performed by the slicer software. The G-code is the file format read by the printer that guides the printer where to print. At last, the g-code is provided to the 3D printer, and our FDM 3D printing service is ready to print.
Things to keep in mind:Layer thickness: This dictates the quality and resolution of the part. Each printer has a minimum layer thickness which is the diameter of the nozzle of the FDM printer. The lower the number, the better the details on the part. On the other hand, this will increase the print time. Hence, depending on the part, the layer thickness should be carefully selected.
Our FDM/FFF printers can print with a minimum layer thickness of 0.1mm and a maximum of 0.5mm.
Support structure: Only overhangs of more than 45° angle need support structures. Generally, it should be avoided because it increases the print time and creates material wastage. Hence, to avoid support structures, redesigning the CAD model, or simply changing the orientation of the part could help.
Build Size: The size of the printer limits the size of the part. Hence, before starting the print, the printer size should be considered. The maximum build size we generally offer is 400mm × 400mm × 450mm. Please contact us to discuss options for creating larger prints.
FDM Printing Materials:ABS (Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene): ABS is a thermoplastic with high impact strength. It is tough and impact-resistant but also prone to warping. Also, ABS is non-biodegradable. Hence, in most cases, ABS should be avoided.
PLA (Polylactic acid): A biodegradable thermoplastic with high tensile strength. In the FDM printing process, it is the preferred material for everyday printing and prototyping because it is more sustainable. 3D-printed parts made of PLA can be biodegraded within a year, given the right environment.
TPU (Thermoplastic polyurethane): A thermoplastic elastomer with medium tensile strength and high flexibility. We specialize in TPU printing for projects that require elasticity and movement.
PETG (Polyethylene terephthalate glycol): A thermoplastic polyester with high impact strength and ductility.
Specialized materials: Apart from the mentioned materials, our FDM 3D printing service offers specialized materials like polycarbonate (PC), metal-filled filaments, etc.
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MAakerBOT CARKS 3D printers
More than recently, in 2013, the legendary Makerbot company bathed in the rays of Slava and laid down on the livra.
With the successful Replicator 2 3D printer on hand and a growing stream of orders, MakerBot opened its own factory in Brooklyn. Then disaster struck: the scandal with the raw fifth generation seriously tarnished the company's reputation, and its founder, Bree Pettis, moved to Stratasys, and then completely left the big stage. MakerBot began reshuffles and mass layoffs. Now the company has broken another bottom, announcing the cessation of production of "replicators" in New York. nine0006
Like a true manager, MakerBot CEO Jonathan Jaglom keeps a good face on a bad game. The 3D printers will be manufactured by the international company Jabil Circuit, which provides contract manufacturing services for electronics. According to Jaglom, “Working with Jabil will enable us to better position ourselves in a rapidly changing marketplace and reduce production costs in order to become more competitive on the global stage. We expect that a more flexible manufacturing model will allow us to quickly change production volumes based on current demand and without the constant costs of running a factory in New York.
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In simple terms, this means that MakerBot is shutting down facilities in an area of 20,000 square meters. meters and transfers production abroad - where exactly, you have to choose Jabil. Most likely to China or Malaysia. For the company's employees, this means another wave of mass layoffs, but apparently, MakerBot has no other choice. Despite the company's claims of commitment to the "Brooklyn culture", localized production can not afford it, and the company somehow needs to be saved. At least, there should be no problems with production in China, because craftsmen from the Celestial Empire have been successfully stamping clones of "replicators" for so long and successfully. nine0006
In the best of imperial tradition
Polymaker has come up with a great showcase for the Polysher, a 3D printed spray smoothing machine. To do this, the developers invited an artist named Tian Tian. The object of the demonstration was a 3D printed vase processed with Polysher and hand painted by the artist in the style of the Qin Dynasty.
School of Design and Digital Arts at Shanghai Aurora College. The artist has a particular fondness for antique vases. The vases of the Qin Dynasty date back to the 13th century, and the delicate decorations were created with careful strokes of a fine brush. The smoothness of the vessels is of great importance, since any irregularities can distort the movement of the brush and ruin the drawing. Of course, in the case of raw 3D printed models, layering leads to just such difficulties, but after smoothing the vase in Polysher, the artist managed to achieve the desired result. nine0006
What's more, Tian Tian liked the idea of creating art with 3D printing: "When I decorate a vase created by another designer, there always comes a point where I can't fully express myself in the drawing." Very Zen, Tian. However, the popularity of Polysher is also ensured in the Russian market. Read more about Polysher here.
With the breeze and without the motorcade
Holland is remarkable not only for its love of bicycles and 3D printing, but also for the fact that all segments of society are exposed to this love. So Economics Minister Henk Kamp could not resist the opportunity to ride a 3D printed bicycle. A two-wheeler called Arc Bicycle was printed by a team of students from the Delft University of Technology with the help of technical experts from MX3D. nine0006
The run-in took place during the Innovation Expo in Amsterdam, where more than 200 innovations were showcased. More than 4,000 entrepreneurs and academics, as well as about 70 ministers from all over the European Union, came to the exhibition. MX3D, a start-up that builds the world's first 3D printed bridge and, at its leisure, helps students make bicycles with its 3D printed welder robot, was also featured.
The bike weighs about the same as a regular steel frame version. “It was important for us to create a functional object that people use on a daily basis. Since we are students in the Netherlands, the idea of a 3D printed bicycle came to our minds. The bike frame serves as a good demonstrator due to multidirectional loads,” explains one of the designers, Stef de Groot. Someone who, but Minister Kamp appreciated the project at its true worth. As for MX3D, their project to 3D print a canal bridge in the center of Amsterdam is due to be completed in 2017. nine0006
REC takes Europe by storm
The Russian company REC has signed an agreement to supply consumables to the German retailer iGo3D. The agreement was reached at the Hannover Messe industrial fair taking place these days.
