Technologies we use at Nirmitsu Design Lab

Pioneering the Future of Digital Manufacturing

Our Cutting-edge Technologies

Achieve exceptional precision, and cost-effectiveness, with our laser-based manufacturing technologies

FDM Technology

Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM)

Industrial FDM printing uses high-performance thermoplastics to produce strong, precise, and durable parts for demanding industries like aerospace and automotive. It offers superior repeatability, material versatility, and scalability for functional prototypes and end-use components.

  • High Strength & Durability
  • Consistent & Scalable
  • Cost-Effective
  • Large & Complex Prints
DLP Technology

Digital Light Processing (DLP)

Digital Light Processing (DLP) printing uses a digital light projector to cure liquid resin layer by layer, enabling high-speed, high-precision manufacturing. It's ideal for applications requiring fine details, smooth surfaces, and strong mechanical properties, such as dental, jewellery, and engineering industries.

  • High Precision & Detail
  • Fast Print Speeds
  • Strong & Functional Parts
  • Smooth Surface Finish

Our Manufacturing Technologies

We employ cutting-edge technologies and materials to deliver precise, high-quality manufacturing solutions

Selective Laser Sintering (SLS)

SLS technology uses a high-power laser to sinter powdered material, binding it together to create solid structures.

Perfect for:

  • Complex geometries
  • Functional prototypes
  • End-use parts
  • High-strength components

Stereolithography (SLA)

SLA technology uses a laser to cure liquid resin into hardened plastic.

Ideal for:

  • High detail models
  • Smooth surface finish
  • Visual prototypes
  • Small, intricate parts
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Product Example

Product Example

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Additive vs Traditional Manufacturing

Compare the benefits of modern additive manufacturing with traditional methods

Traditional Manufacturing

  • Design choices are limited by tooling contraints
  • High waste aiding to material inefficiency
  • Customization is expensive as it requires tooling changes
  • Lead times are slow due to long setup and tooling times
  • Production is not flexible, only good for mass production
Additive Manufacturing
Traditional Manufacturing

Additive Manufacturing

  • Design complexity is high enabling intricate and organic shapes
  • Minimal waste aides material efficiency
  • Allows easy customization with cost-effective one-off production
  • Lead times are fast as little to no tooling is required
  • Production is flexible, on-demand and scalable for low volumes

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