3D Printing Services
Why Choose UForProto for 3D Printing Service?
In-House Manufacturing
Fast Quotation
Fast Lead Times
No MOQ Required
Precision Quality Control
Transparent Production Process
How it works
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Instant Quote & Project Review
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Technical Design Review
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Material & Process Selection
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3D Printing Manufacturing
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Quality Inspection
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Post-Processing & Surface Finishing
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Assembly & Prototype Verification
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Final Inspection & Delivery
Surface Finishing
Natural Finish
Painting
Electroplating
Silk Screening
UV Coating
Water Transfer Printing
3D Printing Service Materials
Standard SLA Resin
General-purpose SLA printing material with excellent surface finish, high detail accuracy, and good dimensional stability. Widely used for cosmetic prototypes, concept models, and appearance validation.
Tensile Strength, Yield (MPa) | Elongation at Break (%) | Hardness (Shore D) | Heat Deflection Temperature (°C) |
45–65 | 6–15 | 80–88 | 50–80 |
Tough SLA Resin
Durable SLA material with improved impact resistance and toughness for functional prototypes and engineering applications.
Tensile Strength, Yield (MPa) | Elongation at Break (%) | Hardness (Shore D) | Heat Deflection Temperature (°C) |
40–60 | 20–50 | 75–85 | 45–70 |
Transparent SLA Resin
Transparent SLA material designed for optical prototypes, transparent housings, and appearance models requiring high clarity.
General Transparent SLA Resin Properties
Tensile Strength, Yield (MPa) | Elongation at Break (%) | Hardness (Shore D) | Heat Deflection Temperature (°C) |
50–65 | 5–12 | 82–88 | 45–70 |
High-Temperature SLA Resin
Engineering-grade SLA material designed for thermal testing and high-temperature prototype applications.
Tensile Strength, Yield (MPa) | Elongation at Break (%) | Hardness (Shore D) | Heat Deflection Temperature (°C) |
55–75 | 3–8 | 85–92 | 120–250 |
Nylon PA12 (SLS)
General-purpose SLS nylon material with excellent strength, durability, and dimensional stability for functional prototypes and engineering parts.
Tensile Strength, Yield (MPa) | Elongation at Break (%) | Hardness (Shore D) | Heat Deflection Temperature (°C) |
45–55 | 15–25 | 75–82 | 90–120 |
Glass-Filled Nylon (SLS)
Reinforced SLS nylon material with improved stiffness, heat resistance, and dimensional stability for industrial applications.
Tensile Strength, Yield (MPa) | Elongation at Break (%) | Hardness (Shore D) | Heat Deflection Temperature (°C) |
50–70 | 3–8 | 80–88 | 140–180 |
Flexible SLS Material
Flexible SLS material with good elasticity and impact resistance for wearable products and soft-touch engineering applications.
Tensile Strength, Yield (MPa) | Elongation at Break (%) | Hardness (Shore A) | Heat Deflection Temperature (°C) |
6–15 | 80–250 | 70–90A | 50–80 |
Plastic Prototyping for Diverse Industries
Medical Devices
Automotive
Robotics
Beauty & Personal Care Devices
Consumer Electronics
Industrial Equipment
Home Appliances
Ergonomic Seating
3D Printing Service FAQs
What is the advantage of working with UForProto?
We offer affordable prices, no minimum order quantity, and transparent, city-controlled quality management throughout the entire process.
How much does a 3D printed enclosure cost?
The cost of a 3D printed enclosure depends on factors such as part size, material selection, printing technology, surface finishing, complexity, and quantity.
What is SLA for 3D printing?
Stereolithography builds highly-accurate parts ideal for prototypes and large concept models.
What is SLS for 3D printing?
Selective Laser Sintering creates tough and geometrically complex components in a wide variety of applications with multiple Nylon materials to choose from.
What is the difference between 3D printing and vacuum casting?
3D printing is better for rapid concept validation and complex structures, while vacuum casting is ideal for cosmetic prototypes and low-volume production with production-like quality.
