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Rapid Prototyping & 3D Printing

SLA / FDM / SLS / CAD 

SLA 3D Printing

High-strength SLA printing with tough, clear, or flexible resins.

Complex designs with uniform material properties. Medical grade, high accuracy, fine details.

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WHY SLA PRINTING?

SLA printing offers precision and smooth finishes, perfect for detailed prototypes. SLA printed parts support various resins for tailored material properties, from flexibility to strength.

 

Because it can produce highly accurate and intricate designs, SLA printing is particularly useful for making items like medical devices, dental models, and mechanical parts where exact measurements and fine details are crucial.

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Popular Materials

SLA is an extremely precise 3D printing method, capable of producing layers as thin as 10 microns and achieving resolutions of 25 microns or less. With typical dimensional tolerances of ±0.005", SLA materials ensure high accuracy. Additionally, the process can produce flexible and biocompatible parts, making it suitable for a wide range of applications.

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                    (Material technical data sheets are available upon request.)

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Precision

Precision Model Resin delivers high accuracy and fine details with over 99% within 100 μm.

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Clear

Clear Resin offers transparency and strength, with a smooth, polishable surface.

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Grey Resin

Grey Resin offers fast printing, high accuracy, and a finish rivaling injection molding

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Biomed White

BioMed White Resin: Rigid, biocompatible, suitable for skin, tissue, and bone contact.

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Elastic 50A

Elastic 50A bends, stretches, and compresses, returning to shape without tearing.

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Tough 1500

Tough 1500 Resin: Resilient, skin-safe, ideal for flexible, durable prototypes.

FDM 3D Printing

Functional Parts in Engineering Grade Thermoplastics

3D printing suitable for creating robust, functional parts. Durable ABS, PLA, PETG materials. 

Printing Process

Fused Deposition Molding (FDM)

FDM 3D printing works well for creating functional prototypes at low-cost with a range of materials like ABS, PLA, and PETG. FDM offers good mechanical strength, but the surface finish can be rough, and the parts may have visible layer lines.

 

SLS 3D Printing

High Performance with complex Geometries in Nylon

Tailor-made jigs, fixtures, and tools for manufacturing processes.

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WHY SLS PRINTING?

SLS printing offers precision and high-strength parts at a relatively low cost. SLS parts are produced using high-performance nylon powders, allowing for intricate designs with no need for support structures, resulting in strong, lightweight components. Ideal for functional prototypes and end-use components in industries requiring strength and detail.

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High Fidelity Printed Parts

Wide Color Spectrum and Material Properties

Captures a wide color spectrum perfect for lifelike models and study aides for a variety of industries. 

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CAD Modeling

​Precise 3D models for testing form, fit, and function before production.

Complex designs with uniform material properties. Medical grade, high accuracy, fine details.

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Rapid Prototyping through Cast Parts

Silicone & Polyurethane

The urethane and silicone casting process produces highly detailed, production-like products, ideal for low to medium volume orders. It supports scalable production through multiple or multi-cavity molds, with a lead time of 7-10 days for first articles. This method is a cost-effective solution for rapid prototyping and bridge production without significant upfront investment.

 

The casting process is suitable for a range of end-use products, including medical devices, automotive parts, consumer electronics, military and science applications.

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  • What is your typical lead time to first article?
    Mill & Turn Machining: 1-2 weeks Screw Machine: 2 weeks 3D Printing: 2-4 days Polyurethane & Silicone Casting: 1.5 weeks Injection Molding: 3-5 weeks, dependent upon part geometry Compression Molding: 2-4 weeks, dependent upon part geometry
  • Do you provide 3D modeling assistance?
    Yes, we can evaluate your product and assist with creating 3D models and 2D prints, as well as provide design for manufacturing (DFM) support.
  • What prototyping services do you offer?
    Our prototyping services include: 3D printing Machining Polyurethane & Silicone Casting
  • What is required for an RFQ?
    A 3D model of the part (.step, .iges, .SLDPRT, .x_t, .stl) and accompanying 2D prints. Additionally, we request customers provide surface finish requirements, material specifications, quantity, and color. Email us directly or fill out a form on the website. sales@minaproducts.com
  • Are you ISO certified?
    Yes, we are ISO 9001 & 13485 certified. The certs can be found in the menu at the top of the website.
  • How do I add a new question & answer?
    To add a new FAQ follow these steps: 1. Manage FAQs from your site dashboard or in the Editor 2. Add a new question & answer 3. Assign your FAQ to a category 4. Save and publish. You can always come back and edit your FAQs.
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    You can edit the title from the FAQ 'Settings' tab in the Editor. To remove the title from your mobile app go to the 'Site & App' tab in your Owner's app and customize.
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    Yes. To add media follow these steps: 1. Manage FAQs from your site dashboard or in the Editor 2. Create a new FAQ or edit an existing one 3. From the answer text box click on the video, image or GIF icon 4. Add media from your library and save.
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