Cost Effective
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What is FDM?
FDM (also known as FFF) stands for Fused Deposition Modelling.
This is the most commonly used 3D Printing technology, which can fulfil the prototyping and manufacturing needs of all industries.
In FDM, the 3D printer heats a thermoplastic filament to its melting point and then selectively deposits it in a pre-determined path layer by layer, to create a 3-dimensional object.
We at Tesseract, have one of India’s largest FDM/FFF 3D Printing Setups with over 50 FDM machines
Available Materials
We manufacture our own materials so you don’t have to worry about quality. Made from production-grade materials, parts made out of our filaments come out dense and strong.
Below is the list of materials available in FDM:
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PLA
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PETG
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TPU
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Woodfill
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HIPS
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PMMA
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ABS
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Nylon
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Carbon Fiber Composites
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PEEK
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ASA
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POM
Mark Forged Machine Material Capabilities
Onyx
Tough Nylon
Onyx FR (Fire Retardant)
Carbon fiber
Kevlar
Fiberglass
High Strength High Temperature Fiberglass
We can 3D Print it All!
From small prototypes to life-scale models, we can 3D Print in all shapes and sizes. With an in-house infrastructure of 50+ high-speed printers, get your parts printed from the experts!
Whether you need a single prototype or batch production of machine-like finished parts, you’ll get the best quality parts at reasonable prices!
FDM Capabilities
Requirement
Capabilities
Maximum Build Size
1250 x 1800 x 1000 mm (49.21″ x 70.87″ x 39.37″)
Standard Lead Time
2 – 3 Days (Depending on the file size and print duration)
Dimensional Accuracy
± 0.5% with a lower limit on ± 0.5 mm
Layer Height
60 – 500 μm
Infill
20-100%
That’s India’s largest 3D printed installation
Working with Folds Design Studio, our 3D Printing experts cranked out India’s largest 3D Printed installation standing at 8 feet tall.
On display at Mumbai International Aiport, it demonstrates the potential of 3D Printing and created awareness amongst the general public
Some of our other work
