MAMTEC 3D Printing Service Bureau
Boasting a comprehensive in-house toolset, MAMTEC 3D Service Bureau is a Malaysian based portal that offers a turnkey Additive Manufacturing Print-to-Product work-flow and serial-production service that includes CAD design, parts optimization, 3D printing and finishing.
Get design feedback from our experienced engineering team. A team, trained in Design for Additive Manufacturing, which has helped thousands of customers bring their products to market with quality 3D-printed parts.
We will work with you to determine the optimal part design and orientation, based on your application requirements.
SLA Technology
SLA Technology
SLA 3D printers use light-reactive thermoset materials called “resin.” When SLA resins are exposed to certain wavelengths of light, short molecular chains join together, polymerizing monomers and oligomers into solidified rigid or flexible geometries.
SLA parts have the highest resolution and accuracy, the sharpest details, and the smoothest surface finishes of all 3D printing technologies, but the main benefit of the stereolithography lies in its versatility.
Material manufacturers have created innovative SLA resin formulations with a wide range of properties, includes optical, mechanical, and thermal properties to match those of standard, engineering, and industrial thermoplastics.
3D Printer: KINGS3D 600PRO SLA Printer
3D Printer: KINGS3D 600PRO SLA Printer
Shenzhen KINGS 3D Printing Technology Co., Ltd. is a high-tech enterprise who has been devoted to providing scientific and efficient SLA 3D printing solutions since 2008, and has been growing rapidly ever since, because of continuous innovation of SLA 3D printer in customized software, high speed printing efficiency, large printing scale, and long-term printing stability. Kings SLA 3D printers have been well received by many industries, including 3D printing prototype, shoe sole, automotive models, sculpture, architecture, art & craft, ceramics, quick casting and etc.
FREESCAN X7 Handheld Scanner
FREESCAN X7 Handheld Scanner
Our Shining 3D Freescan X7 is handheld 3D scanner that scans physical part to be transformed into point clouds. Through the laser triangulation technology, Freescan X7 is capable of scanning anything despite its size of the physical model. Using the Geomagic Design X, the industry’s most comprehensive reverse engineering software, combines history-based CAD with 3D scan data processing so you can create feature-based and polygon editing through editable solid models compatible with existing CAD software.
Our Training Packages Available
Altair Inspire for Design Optimization & Analysis
A tailored training to do simulation and analysis of 3D models which gives new solution for innovative designers, engineers, and digital artists to optimize their designs for real-world applications. The training will include global certification with advance level in optimization.
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Analysis, Connections, Topology Optimization
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Topography, Gauge, Fastener Optimization
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User Interface, Model Analysis, Structural Linear Analysis
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Post-processing & Design Studies
CATIA V5 Design Training for Additive Manufacturing (DfAM)
A tailored training to design for manufacturability using 3D printers. The modules must cover element such as part design, assembly design, dress-up features. The training will include global certification with specialist level in mechanical design.
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Part Design: Solid Modelling, Boolean Operation
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Generative Shape Design
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STL Rapid Prototype
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Certification Preparation
MATERIALISE Training for 3D Printing Processes
A tailored training focusing on 3D parts management and measurements, STL Editing and Fixing and Build preparation before going into 3D SLA printing. This training includes training on operating the 3D SLA Printer as well as post—processing works. The training will have a completion certification for 3D SLA Printing and Operations.
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AM Landscape, AM Process & Materials
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Part Management & Measurement
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Advance Fixing & STL Editing
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Post-Topology Optimization Texturing
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Parts Printing Review