SLA/SLS/FDM 3D Printing Service

Core Capabilities

Equipment & Technology

• SLA (Stereolithography): High-resolution resin printing for detailed parts (concept models, appearance prototypes)

• SLS (Selective Laser Sintering): Nylon-based powder printing (no support structure, durable functional parts)

• FDM (Fused Deposition Modeling): Cost-effective thermoplastic printing (scalable, quick turnaround prototypes)

Tolerances & Build Size

• SLA: Tolerance ±0.05 mm | Max Build Size 300 x 300 x 300 mm

• SLS: Tolerance ±0.2 mm | Max Build Size 400 x 400 x 400 mm

• FDM: Tolerance ±0.3 mm | Max Build Size 500 x 500 x 500 mm

Lead Time

• Prototyping: 1–3 business days

• Small batch production: 3–7 business days

• Expedited options available globally

Material & Surface Finish Options

Material Choices

• SLA: ABS-like resin, Clear resin, Tough resin

• SLS: PA12, PA12 + glass bead, PA11

• FDM: PLA, ABS, PETG, TPU (flexible), Nylon

Surface Finish Options

• Raw

• Polished

• Painting & Coating

• Dyeing (for SLS nylon)

• Sandblasting (available for SLS & FDM)

Application Areas

• Consumer Electronics

• Automotive Prototyping

• Industrial Machinery

• Aerospace Components

• Medical Device Development

• IoT Enclosures

• Architecture & Product Design

Why Choose Our 3D Printing Services

• All-in-one PCB + 3D printing service platform

• International shipping with on-time delivery

• Industrial-grade equipment & verified materials

• Competitive pricing for prototyping & low-volume parts

• Engineering support for DFM and optimization

FAQ

Q1: What’s the difference between SLA, SLS, and FDM 3D printing?

A1: SLA uses liquid resin for high-detail parts, SLS fuses nylon powder for functional components, and FDM extrudes thermoplastic filament for cost-effective prototypes. Each process suits different applications and tolerances.

Q2: How do I choose the right 3D printing method for my project?

A2: If surface quality is critical, go with SLA. For strong, end-use parts, choose SLS. For affordable and quick mockups, FDM 3D printing is ideal. Our engineers can assist with your selection.

Q3: What is the typical lead time for SLA/SLS/FDM 3D printed parts?

A3: Standard lead time is 1–3 days for prototypes, and 3–7 days for low-volume production. Express delivery is available.

Q4: Can I combine PCB assembly and 3D printing in one order?

A4: Yes! China 365PCB supports PCB + 3D printed enclosure integration, ideal for IoT devices and rapid product validation.

Q5: Do you offer finishing services for SLS or FDM parts?

A5: Yes, we offer dyeing, sandblasting, painting, and post-processing for smoother finishes on FDM and SLS 3D prints.