FDM / FFF 3Dプリント
経済的な試作、ショップ治具、大型ハウジング向け溶融フィラメント造形。ABS、PETG、ナイロン、エンジニアリングフィラメント—実用強度を手頃な価格で。
主な利点
バイヤーが選ぶ実務的な理由 FDM for prototypes and short-run parts.
Cost Effective
Lowest cost AM for many geometries
Budget-friendly builds
- •Large parts economical
- •Fast quotes
- •Fixture friendly
- •Iterate cheaply
Material Choice
Wide filament ecosystem
Engineering plastics available
- •ABS / ASA
- •PETG
- •Nylon / CF
- •PC / high-temp (select)
Large Builds
Bigger envelopes than many resin beds
Covers and ducts
- •Split & bond options
- •Sparse infill
- •Ribbed designs
- •Jigs
Shop Tools
Ideal for manufacturing aids
Jigs & fixtures
- •Soft jaws
- •Assembly fixtures
- •Go/no-go aids
- •Protective nests
Fast Turn
Simple geometry prints quickly
Same-week possible
- •Draft models
- •Fit checks
- •Training aids
- •Packaging dummies
Hybrid Path
Print then machine CTQs
FDM + CNC option
- •Ream holes
- •Face datums
- •Tap threads
- •Insert installs
提供内容
Prototype Parts
Draft and functional checks where layer lines are acceptable.
ABS/ASA
General engineering and outdoor-ish ASA
PETG
Tough, easier printability
Nylon
Wear and hinge trials
Fixtures & Jigs
Custom shop aids for assembly and inspection.
Soft jaws
Protect finished CNC parts
Assembly nests
Repeatable positioning
Guards
Temporary machine guards (non-regulated)
Finishing
Support removal, sanding, and primer/paint.
Support cleanup
Sand / fill
Primer paint
Insert installation
業界と用途
商業・産業バイヤー向け部品を提供します。ソフト能力表現—POに明記がない限り規制認証を過大主張しません。
Manufacturing Ops
In-house production aids.
- •Fixtures
- •Trays
- •Guides
- •Labels holders
Product Dev
Early prototypes before SLA/SLS cosmetics.
- •Block models
- •Fit checks
- •Ergonomics
- •Packaging
Education / Demo
Training models and demos.
- •Cutaways
- •Display models
- •Teaching aids
Industrial OEM
Covers and non-cosmetic brackets.
- •Guards
- •Cable management
- •Spacers
- •Prototypes
材料
常用グレード。供給は見積で確認します。
Common
- • PLA
- • PETG
- • ABS
- • ASA
Engineering
- • Nylon
- • PA-CF
- • PC (select)
- • High-temp (availability varies)
Finishes
- • As-printed
- • Sanded
- • Painted
- • Vapor smooth (ABS, select)
品質・検査メモ
RFQコールアウトに沿った実務QC—一括の航空宇宙主張はありません。
入荷確認
材料と造形パラメータを注文に照合
工程内確認
後処理中の重要特徴スポットチェック
最終検査
合意CTQに基づく目視＋寸法注記
輸出梱包
海外輸送向け保護梱包
文書
注文時の材料注記と検査記録
当社プロセス
CADと要件提出
STEP/STLをアップロードし材料・仕上げ・数量を伝える
見積とDFM注記
工法提案と製造性フィードバック
造形と後処理
造形/加工後、合意した仕上げ
検査
梱包前にCTQと外観を確認
出荷
宛先向け輸出カートン
よくある質問
FDM vs SLA for cosmetics?
SLA usually looks smoother. FDM is better when cost, size, or fixtures matter more than layer appearance.
Are FDM parts strong?
Anisotropic—stronger in-plane than Z. Orient loads with layers; we advise on quote.
Infill options?
Yes—sparse to dense. Higher infill and walls increase strength and cost.
Can you print ULTEM / PEI?
High-temp filaments are project-based; availability and dry-handling requirements apply.
Warping?
Large ABS parts can warp; design ribs, split parts, or switch material. We flag risk on DFM.
Tolerances?
Typically looser than CNC; call CTQs and plan secondary machining for fits.
MOQ?
Usually 1 piece. Batch pricing improves with quantity.
Certifications?
No overclaimed aerospace chamber certs—commercial/industrial soft capability language.
FDM/FFF filament printing—service overview
FDM extrudes thermoplastic filament layer by layer—economical for large parts and fixtures.
Choose FDM when budget and size dominate over fine cosmetics.
Partsproto provides FDM builds with optional finishing and CNC on critical features.
- → Jigs and fixtures
- → Large prototype covers
- → Low-cost design iterations
- → Non-cosmetic industrial parts
DFM tips for FDM
- •Minimize steep overhangs without supports.
- •Add fillets instead of sharp internal corners.
- •Orient strength with expected load.
- •Design holes slightly oversize or plan reaming.
- •Split very large parts with alignment features.
Inspection & QC
- ✓Layer adhesion / warping visual check.
- ✓Key dimension spot checks.
- ✓Infill/wall settings recorded when specified.
- ✓Packing for export.
Lead time & batch sizing
Small FDM parts are often fastest AM option. Large sparse prints still take machine hours—ask for schedule on quote.