Rapid Prototyping Services
3D PRINT IN 650,000+ COLORS
Create prototypes that look, feel, and operate like finished parts with Bay Area 3D Printing’s additive services. With full-color, Pantone Validated 3D materials, our team can help you bring even your most imaginative ideas to life.
Our PolyJet 3D printing services offer exceptional detail, smooth surfaces, and high precision.
Accurately portray final product aesthetics with full-color printing and replicate intricate shapes or delicate features.
PolyJet technology is also an effective way of creating accurate molds for injection molding. Use a variety of durometers within a single print to create manufacturing tools that will streamline your production process.
Digital materials offer a wide range of flexibility, from Shore A 27 to Shore A 95, and over 650,000 color options.
Rigid opaque materials offer brilliant color options for unprecedented design freedom and can be combined with rubber-like materials to create a wide variety of parts.
Simulated polypropylene replicates the appearance and functionality of polypropylene, like appearance, flexibility, strength, and toughness.
High temperature materials offer exceptional dimensional stability for thermal functional testing.
Biomechanically accurate materials allow you to create models that mimic human cardiac and vascular anatomy.
Transparent materials feature optical clarity and can be combined with color materials for stunning transparent shades.
Rubber-like materials offer various levels of elastomer characteristics and can be combined with rigid materials for a variety of Shore A values, from Shore A 27 to Shore A 95.
Digital ABS Plus simulates ABS plastics by combining strength with high temperature resistance, leading to enhanced dimensional stability for thin-walled parts.
Biocompatible materials feature high dimensional stability and colorless transparency. The material has five medical approvals including cytotoxicity, genotoxicity, delayed type hypersensitivity, irritation and USP plastic Class VI.
