Rapid prototyping serves as an invaluable tool for businesses aiming to swiftly iterate and test their product designs, enabling them to refine concepts and identify improvements efficiently. For small batch production runs, 3D printing technologies (FDM) and (SLS) provide a cost-effective and agile solution, enabling companies to produce limited quantities of customized components or products without the need for expensive tooling or lengthy setup times
FDM printers work by heating a thermoplastic filament to its melting point and then extruding it, layer by layer, to create a three dimensional object.
FDM printers are relatively inexpensive and easy to use, making them a popular choice for home and small-scale 3D printing
Stereolithography works by using a photopolymer resin that is cured by exposure to light.
The machine traces out the desired geometry layer by layer using a computer-controlled moving laser beam.
The beam is directed by mirrors that are positioned around the build platform.
When it comes to certain projects, a computer-aided design, or CAD, can be extremely beneficial. A main advantage to using CAD is the fact that it provides experts with greater accuracy. This is done by replacing manual drafting with electronic design software, such as SketchUp, Fusion 360, or AutoCAD Design Edition.
At Mitchell and Son 3D Printing, we pride ourselves on being able to meet the needs of our customers, no matter what those needs may be. That's why we don't charge a minimum order value - because we know that our customers' orders will vary, and we want to be able to accommodate everyone.
Many of our customers place repeat orders for the same 3D prints. We understand that sometimes you just need that one perfect print, and we're happy to help you achieve it. We do have a one-off charge of £150.00 for customers who require us to create their 3D model, but this charge will never be repeated while we have the electronic 3D model on file.
The individual price of a 3D print varies considerably based on the size and the amount of infill material required. The amount of infill material determines the strength of the product, and it also influences the cost of the end product.
For example, an item that is 100 x 100 x 100 with 20% infill might cost £20.00 to print, whereas the same item with 50% infill might cost £40.00.
At Mitchell and Son 3D Printing, we're committed to offering our customers the best possible service at the most competitive prices. We hope you'll give us a try for all of your 3D printing needs!
We do not charge a minimum order value. Many of our customers will place repeat orders for the same models
We automatically apply the following discounts based on order value (before postage costs and VAT).
Order Value | Discount |
---|---|
£1 - £299 | 0% |
£300 - £699 | 5% |
£700 - £1 999 | 10% |
£2000 - £4 999 | 15% |
£5000 - £14 999 | 20% |
£15 000.00 | * Contact us for custom price and delivery |
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