High-Performance 3D Printing in Calgary

SLS is the workhorse for durable nylon parts that go straight into service, from equipment guards to sensor housings and replacement components for machinery that is out of production. Prototype and production use the same process, so a Calgary team can validate one part and reorder fifty without changes.

MJF builds batches of detailed plastic parts without tooling, which suits product developers who need enclosures, brackets and clips in quantity before committing to injection moulds. Consistent walls and crisp features make assembly predictable, and a revised file drops into the next batch without retooling.

FDM handles large thermoplastic parts and the tooling around them: drill guides, assembly jigs, protective covers and one-off replacement parts for equipment in the field. Engineering thermoplastics such as ULTEM take more heat than commodity plastics for tooling that works near hot equipment.

SLA delivers fine detail and smooth surfaces for presentation models, fit checks and flow visualisation. Clear and translucent resins show how fluid moves through a manifold or how a lens sits in a housing, and a polished model puts a concept in front of investors or customers before tooling.

DMLS produces metal parts in aluminum, stainless steel and titanium for functional testing and low-volume production, including flow bodies with internal channels that would be awkward to machine. It serves energy equipment, agricultural machinery, research rigs and product prototypes alike across Alberta.