Company details for FDM Digital Solutions

About us

In under 4 years FDM has built up the largest production facility in the UK, running systems with a build envelope of up-to 914.4 x 609.6 x 914.4mm. FDM specialise in thermoplastics which are suitably robust for engineering applications with high performance materials such as PEEK and Carbon PA available and using HP’s Multi Jet Fusion (MJF)  powder-based technology. With ongoing investment in excess of £1 million in the latest 3D printing production technology, FDM are helping change the future of direct digital manufacturing.

Machine Capacity

FDM Digital Solutions has a suite of 7 Stratasys machines, 1 HP Multi Jet Fusion printer  and 2 Roboze machines — the largest commercially available capacity in the UK with the largest build envelopes for FDM processes.

The FDM Process uses common engineering thermoplastics, enabling high quality engineering components to be produced. Unlike many other processes these aren’t simulants and so they represent typical material qualities of parts made in similar materials using different processes.

The HP Multi Jet Fusion (MJF) Process uses an inkjet array to apply fusing and detailing agents across a bed of nylon powder, which are then fused by heating elements into a solid layer. The technology’s unique approach to binding powder results in more isotropic material properties, faster build speeds, and, ultimately, lower costs compared to other powder-based 3D printing processes.

Sponsored Links

Social media

Find us on Instagram

YouTube Videos

Connect with Linkedin

Related categories

No related categories