The Digital Thread

How to design parts that perform under load while maintaining a refined, customer-ready finish.

With advanced Multi Jet Fusion technology, engineers can build lighter parts for drones.

There are many varieties of strong, durable nylon. Find out the right one for your application.

Making nylon parts stronger isn’t difficult. All it takes is the addition of glass to your base material. Explore the pros and cons of glass-filled nylon.

Learn about the various types of 3D printing technologies available for rapid prototyping and production parts and how to choose the best one for you.

A look at the key differences between Multi Jet Fusion and selective laser sintering and how to determine the optimal process for your application.

Discover the strongest 3D printing filaments, from carbon fibre nylon to high-temp ULTEM, and how to choose the right material.

A side-by-side guide to two of the most popular 3D printing materials, what they do best, and how to choose between them

Compare aluminium alloys to find the material that best fits your project needs.

Engineers and designers often face this decision when prototyping or producing complex metal parts. Each process comes with strengths and limitations. This guide breaks down the differences, from materials and surface finishes to cost, speed, and complexity, so you can choose the method that best fits your needs.

See our recommendations for selecting 3D printing materials that are best suited to rapid prototyping. Find out which materials are most durable, cost-effective and commonly used to validate various types of products.

Rapid prototyping with 3D printing turns CAD files into physical parts in days, enabling fast testing and iteration. This blog shows how it accelerates product development and boosts competitiveness.