We offer a diverse array of additive manufacturing technologies and materials under one roof. Our advanced 3D printing manufacturing capabilities allow us to produce complex, lightweight, and high-performance plastic parts that cater to a wide range of industries. Whether you require rapid prototyping, durable end-use parts, or custom components designed for specific applications, we deliver high-quality results every time.
Our state-of-the-art plastic additive manufacturing services include:
At AnyShape, we offer much more than 3D printed plastic parts – we provide end-to-end solutions that are tailored to your specific needs. Our expertise in plastic additive manufacturing allows us to produce cutting-edge components that are specifically tailored to your application, helping you to accelerate product development, reduce costs, and improve part performance.
When you partner with AnyShape, you’ll gain access to an experienced team that can guide you through the complexities of 3D plastic printing, and provide useful recommendations on the best material and technology for your application. Get in touch to discover more about our plastic additive manufacturing capabilities.
Plastic additive manufacturing refers to the process of creating parts such as nylon, thermoplastics, or composite plastics layer by layer through the use of SLS, FDM and CFF 3D printing technologies.
The ideal technology depends on several factors such as material requirements, part complexity, and the intended use of the part. Our experts can help you select the most suitable option for your project.
We offer a wide variety of thermoplastics, including ABS and PLA, as well as composite materials reinforced with carbon or glass fibers for added strength.
Yes. With the right material selection and design, 3D printed plastic parts can meet the stringent high-performance requirements for industries such as automotive, aerospace, and medical.
Production time depends on the complexity of the part and technology used. However, the 3D printing process is significantly faster than traditional manufacturing methods, helping to reduce lead times and streamline production.