Finishing & Assembly

This shielding is crucial in various industries, including aerospace, automotive, electronics, and telecommunications, where sensitive electronic components must be protected from external electromagnetic radiation or must prevent their own emissions from interfering with nearby devices.

Refers to a specialized coating applied to the interior surfaces of fuel tanks, typically in aerospace applications, to prevent fuel leakage and inhibit corrosion.

Involves the process of applying a layer of metal onto the surface of a part. This process can be used to enhance the appearance, mechanical properties, or functionality of the printed part.

The process of applying identification marks, logos, serial numbers, or other information directly onto the surface of the printed object using ink-based methods. This is often done for purposes of traceability, quality control, branding, or compliance with industry regulations.

Involves achieving a consistent color between the part and any additional painted surfaces or coatings applied to it. This process is essential for maintaining visual uniformity and aesthetic appeal in finished products.

Versatile printing process used to apply detailed graphics, logos, text, or other designs onto the surface of three-dimensional objects.

Integrating additional components, such as metal inserts, threaded inserts, nuts, bolts, screws, or other fasteners, into the printed part to enhance its functionality, strength, or assembly capabilities