Infographic: Polymer AM for Robotics
This infographic highlights the benefits of polymer AM for applications in the robotics industry.
Designing for Carbon DLS Additive Manufacturing
This infographic outlines some considerations and the 5 basic principles for ensuring a successful design to production programme with Carbon DLS Additive Manufacturing. Click on the orange button to download it.
Carbon DLS at Paragon: Materials Feature Sizes Chart
Paragon Rapid Technologies offers 13 resins for part production using its Carbon Digital Light Synthesis technology. Part feature sizes will differ depending upon your chosen material.
Carbon DLS at Paragon: Materials Comparison Chart
Paragon Rapid Technologies offers 13 production resins and 1 prototyping resin (not listed here) for part production using its Carbon Digital Light Synthesis technology.
The Paragon Texturing Portfolio: Look Better, Feel Better
Paragon Rapid Technologies offers a portfolio of standard textures for additive manufacturing processes. Simply choose your texture and stipulate which faces require the application. Our design engineers will do the rest.
Carbon DLS polymer additive manufacturing for medical devices
Designing for Polymer Additive Manufacturing: Some Considerations
Infographic: Six Steps to Unlock the Power of Additive Manufacturing
Download our infographic. By following these steps, you can unlock the power of additive manufacturing and leverage its unique capabilities to enhance your product development, manufacturing processes, and overall business success.
Case Studies: Using HP MJF Additive Manufacturing in Automotive Engineering
The use of MJF in automotive applications with HP and Production Partners
Vacuum casting: bringing Industrial Products to market faster and for less
Involving the use of silicone moulds and polyurethane resins, vacuum casting offers several advantages for industrial product manufacturing, including the ability to produce complex and highly detailed parts; a wide range of material options; cost-effectiveness for low-volume production; and relatively short lead times compared to traditional manufacturing methods.
Solving Manufacturing and Engineering Problems – An Unbiased Approach
Following a manufacturing technology and process-agnostic approach means that, as an engineering and manufacturing business, we are unbiased towards the use of any specific technologies to solve your manufacturing problems.
