It’s August and that means back to school for most kids around the country. In honor of our students and teachers heading back to the schoolhouse this month we created the Realize 3D Printed Apple. We created this fruit prototype in one of our SLA Viper machines and then had our custom finishing department give the part a realistic feel by using custom paint and clearcoat. Best of luck in school this year to all!
3D Printed parts can go through many different phases before a prototype would be considered finished. After we create the parts in the machines we have other places they may go here at headquarters. Here is an image of a Realize team member working on our bead blaster machine which we have named “The Blastinator.”
One of our SLA Viper machines hard at work creating new prototypes. Lasers, resin and stuff.
Here at Realize we have very specialized ways of getting each part/prototype that comes through our doors just right. Here, we have team member Dana using a very high end and special goggle* to assist him in cutting threads into SLA(Stereolithography) parts.
*Not really that special.
Here are the latest examples of clear coat finish parts from our sample kit. Is this something that you could use for your next SLA prototype? Any questions on the capabilities of clear coat can be directed to our team. CONTACT US
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